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- Replaced in-memory filtering and updating of library items with a targeted SQL UPDATE query in LibraryDao. - Added `updateNovelInfo` method to `LibraryDao` that updates `baseNovelUrl` and `sourceName` for all items sharing the same `baseTitle`. - Refactored `LibraryRepository.updateNovelInfo` to use the new DAO method. - Added `LibraryRepositoryUpdateTest` to verify the new implementation calls the DAO method correctly and does not perform a full table scan. Co-authored-by: Aatricks <113598245+Aatricks@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the inefficient in-memory update logic in
LibraryRepository.updateNovelInfowith a direct SQLUPDATEquery viaLibraryDao.🎯 Why: The previous implementation fetched all library items into memory, filtered them by
baseTitle, created copies with updated fields, and then inserted them back. This was an O(N) operation with significant memory overhead for large libraries. The new implementation is an O(1) (or O(M) where M is the number of matching chapters) database operation, which is significantly faster and more memory-efficient.📊 Measured Improvement:
LibraryRepositoryUpdateTestthatgetAllItems()is no longer called during the update operation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13548552109577409894 started by @Aatricks