Improvement: Cache rclone version command result#12
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- Add `version_cache` static property to `Rclone` class. - Cache the result of `version()` method to avoid redundant shell executions. - Invalidate cache when `setBIN()` is called. - Add `tests/Unit/VersionTest.php` to verify functionality.
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Rejecting this PR for the following reasons:
The idea itself isn't bad, but it would need to be rewritten from scratch for v4's architecture. If needed in the future, it can be reimplemented properly on the v4 branch. |
Thank you for the detailed feedback. I apologize for targeting the wrong branch and missing the architectural context of v4. I will close this attempt and switch to the |
Implemented caching for the
version()method insrc/Rclone.php. Previously, callingversion()would execute therclone versioncommand every time, which is inefficient. Now, the result is cached in a static property. The cache is invalidated if the rclone binary path is changed viasetBIN(). A new test filetests/Unit/VersionTest.phpwas added to verify the behavior and ensure it handles missing binaries gracefully.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1325462771431874723 started by @insign