⚡ Bolt: NetworkGraph.tsx의 O(N) 배열 슬라이싱 성능 최적화 - #1574
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Network graph option generation now stops after fixed relationship and node limits. The behavior appears preserved, but boundary tests are needed to protect the new limits and insertion ordering before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@frontend/src/components/NetworkGraph.tsx`:
- Line 294: Add boundary tests in NetworkGraph.test.tsx covering both bounded
option lists: verify that when more entries exist, exactly the first five
relationships and first eight nodes are retained in insertion order, exercising
the break conditions near index 5 and index 8. Keep the existing
duplicate-relationship coverage unchanged.
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Add boundary tests for both bounded option lists.
Add or update frontend/src/components/NetworkGraph.test.tsx to verify that the first five relationships and first eight nodes are preserved in insertion order when more entries exist. The supplied duplicate-relationship test covers first-entry collision handling, but it does not cover either break condition. This test update is required by the repository TDD guideline.
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In `@frontend/src/components/NetworkGraph.tsx` at line 294, Add boundary tests in
NetworkGraph.test.tsx covering both bounded option lists: verify that when more
entries exist, exactly the first five relationships and first eight nodes are
retained in insertion order, exercising the break conditions near index 5 and
index 8. Keep the existing duplicate-relationship coverage unchanged.
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developPR is closed because its valid product delta is already fully owned and more completely verified by the existing canonical NetworkGraph stack, not because the change is unwanted.33c14cda773628458cde6ac92f7c1cf7deb44f20fd938c1c6ae1328fafba1959fd55c3b9037e4346a976b4d009ee5ab5f18899e30f41778ecdb47eecThe only product change here replaces
Array.from(...).slice(...)for relationship/node option generation with boundedfor...ofloops. #1522 already contains the same bounded relationship limit (5) and node limit (8), and additionally owns the first-five-non-empty node-label optimization plusNetworkGraph.option-limits.test.tsx, which verifies exact limits and insertion ordering. This PR adds no regression test and also adds.jules/bolt.md; that journal is not a product/runtime delta and its blanket “O(1) time complexity” wording overstates the behavior. The bounded loops are O(k) for fixed display limits, while other NetworkGraph work such as the first-five-non-empty label scan may still traverse more input before satisfying the bound.Because #1522 already contains every valid source behavior from this PR and stronger focused test coverage, replaying or restacking this direct-
developbranch would create a third NetworkGraph writer alongside #1522 → #1560. The safe action is complete succession to #1522, preserving the existing ordered stack. No force-push, destructive rebase, or source deletion was performed.Do not treat this closure as evidence that #1522 or #1560 is merge-ready. Both remain Draft and retain their own exact-head hosted-check/review boundaries.