perf: skip unchanged files via mtime checks and wrap inserts in transaction#324
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perf: skip unchanged files via mtime checks and wrap inserts in transaction#324
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…ansaction management - Introduced a mechanism to skip reading files if their modification time (mtime) hasn't changed, reducing unnecessary file reads. - Wrapped all database inserts/updates in a single transaction to improve performance. - Updated the `findActiveDocument` function to include the `modified_at` field in the returned document structure. - Enhanced logging to indicate the number of files skipped due to unchanged mtime. These changes optimize the indexing process and improve overall efficiency.
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Summary
mtimehasn't changed since last index, reducing unnecessary disk I/OfindActiveDocumentto includemodified_atin returned structureNo functional changes — pure performance improvement to the indexing path.
Test plan
qmd indexon a large directory, verify files with unchanged mtime are skipped on subsequent runs🤖 AI-assisted (Claude) | Tested on local instance with ~265k file corpus