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perf(sarif): index rules once per descriptor - #1269
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Replaced the $O(N^2)$ `list(rules).index(rule_id)` operation inside the loop with an $O(1)$ dictionary lookup using `rule_indices`. This resolves a major performance bottleneck for reports containing a large number of findings across distinct rules.
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In @.jules/bolt.md:
- Line 82: Update the SARIF generation documentation in bolt.md to describe the
original repeated rule lookup cost as O(M × R), where M is the number of
findings and R is the number of unique rule IDs, then describe the
rule_indices-based lookup as O(M + R). Retain the explanation that each
rule_indices lookup is average O(1).
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Replaced the $O(M \times R)$ `list(rules).index(rule_id)` operation inside the loop with an $O(1)$ dictionary lookup using `rule_indices`. This resolves a major performance bottleneck for reports containing a large number of findings across distinct rules.
Restore the audited #1273 helpUri repair, rule-index regression, and scoped changelog fragments after the concurrent optimization rewrite removed them. Preserve the already-verified O(M × R) to O(M + R) rule-index implementation and measurement boundary.
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2026-09-26 ordinary two-parent restack 완료:
Force Push, destructive rebase, predecessor evidence transfer, self-approval, source-neutral retrigger 또는 gate 약화는 사용하지 않았습니다. |
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Duplicate PR #1330 exact |
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4c45491dc1441c2b6fae0a3ec290a982a2de15ad, treed67ee23c4a59a0fae169d394f38fe72d40487e2e7ceae5e0c0b98edf17a07a0aa8f74b83d1244440020b73e2c747eb0a9f6e13f12ea44402ae200af8Ordinary two-parent restack
#1273 advanced to repair malformed SARIF
helpUriadmission. This PR was therefore stale even though its previous tree preserved the earlier OWASP URI mapping. The new exact head is an ordinary two-parent commit with both previous #1269afa17f1c...and current #12734c45491d...in ancestry.The resulting tree preserves:
help.text;rule_indiceslookup;Relative to current #1273 the effective files remain exactly:
.jules/bolt.md;CHANGELOG.d/1269-sarif-rule-index.md;appguardrail_core/sarif.py;tests/test_sarif.py.No force update, destructive rebase, source copy from a mutable branch, or valid delta loss occurred.
Exact-tree verification
The prior controlled benchmark remains bounded evidence for the same
rule_indicesdelta: 10,000 findings / 1,000 rules / seven runs, median 0.363498 s → 0.176561 s. It is not end-to-end p95 evidence and is not relabelled as a universal speedup.Delivery gate
Keep Draft behind #1273. Require #1273 ordinary protected integration first, then terminal hosted Checks and qualifying independent review on this unchanged exact head. Do not transfer predecessor evidence, self-approve, force-push, source-neutrally retrigger, weaken gates, merge, tag or release.