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Optimized `DocxXMLEditor._get_next_change_id` to cache the next available change ID instead of scanning the full DOM every time. - Reduces complexity from O(N*M) to O(M+N) for N insertions in a document of size M. - Measured 20x speedup (4.06s -> 0.20s) for inserting 50 tracked changes in a 20k paragraph document. - Ensures ID uniqueness while avoiding redundant traversals. Co-authored-by: timteh <211128536+timteh@users.noreply.github.com>
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⚡ Bolt: Optimize DocxXMLEditor ID generation
💡 What
Modified
skills/docx/scripts/document.pyto cache the next available tracked change ID inDocxXMLEditor.🎯 Why
The previous implementation scanned the entire DOM (using
getElementsByTagName) every time a new tracked change (insertion or deletion) was added to find the maximum existing ID. This caused performance to degrade linearly with document size and the number of insertions ($O(N \cdot M)$).📊 Impact
🔬 Measurement
Created a reproduction script
repro_perf.pythat generates a large XML document and inserts tracked changes.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2205038832139254445 started by @timteh