Add a .git/issue-cache file that maps each issue UUID to its current state (title, state, labels, assignee, priority, tip SHA). Regenerate on fetch/merge.
Current performance with 105 issues: ~0.55s for git issue ls.
Extrapolated: ~5s at 1,000 issues, unusable at 10,000.
Cache format (TSV or similar):
\t\t<title>\t\t\t\t
Implementation:
- git issue ls reads cache first, falls back to git for-each-ref if cache missing
- git issue merge/create/comment/state invalidates cache
- git issue cache-rebuild regenerates from refs
Priority: LOW until a user reports performance issues. Current scale (< 200 issues) is fine.
Add a .git/issue-cache file that maps each issue UUID to its current state (title, state, labels, assignee, priority, tip SHA). Regenerate on fetch/merge.
Current performance with 105 issues: ~0.55s for git issue ls.
Extrapolated: ~5s at 1,000 issues, unusable at 10,000.
Cache format (TSV or similar):
\t\t<title>\t\t\t\t
Implementation:
Priority: LOW until a user reports performance issues. Current scale (< 200 issues) is fine.