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💡 What: Refactored fkColumnsForEdge to optionally accept Map representations for handle-to-column resolutions and implemented an on-demand handleMapCache mechanism in exportDDL.
🎯 Why: Iterating over every column array (.find()) inside the main edge iterator loop creates a severe O(N^2) complexity bottleneck, generating unnecessary load and hurting the DDL generation performance for large relational graphs.
📊 Impact: Considerably faster DDL export scaling via amortized O(1) handle lookups, skipping excessive array scans during graph traversal.
🔬 Measurement: Verify export functionality via pnpm run test (all export tests pass indicating correctness). Local profiling confirms execution time on large datasets improves significantly.


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This commit optimizes a nested array linear search (`Array.find()`) inside the `exportDDL` graph loop which searches for matching source/target handle IDs against node columns. By precomputing an `O(1)` Map that caches handle IDs for the nodes on demand, it converts an `O(E * C)` algorithm constraint to an `O(N * C + E)` lookup constraint, providing significant performance speedups for large entity relationship diagram exports.
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Pull request overview

This PR optimizes frontend ERD DDL export performance by eliminating repeated per-edge linear scans for handle→column resolution. It introduces an on-demand per-node handle map cache and allows fkColumnsForEdge to use Map lookups for amortized O(1) resolution during the edge traversal.

Changes:

  • Extended fkColumnsForEdge to optionally resolve columns via precomputed handle maps.
  • Added an on-demand handleMapCache in exportDDL to avoid repeated Array.find() work inside the edges loop.
  • Documented the optimization in .jules/bolt.md.

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File Description
frontend/src/erd/export.ts Adds per-node handle→column map caching and map-based lookups to reduce DDL export complexity on large graphs.
.jules/bolt.md Records the performance learning/action for the DDL export optimization.
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frontend/src/erd/export.ts:154

  • targetMap is initialized with new Map() without type parameters, which widens the map to Map<any, any> and weakens type-safety for the cached handle→column mapping. Use an explicit Map<string, string> to keep the cache strongly typed.
      if (!targetMap) {
        targetMap = new Map();
        for (const c of targetNode.data.columns || []) {

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Comment on lines +142 to +144
if (!sourceMap) {
sourceMap = new Map();
for (const c of sourceNode.data.columns || []) {
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