⚡ optimize(update): move redundant API calls outside of loops#120
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Hoisted the GitHub API calls (Invoke-RestMethod in PowerShell and curl in Bash) outside of the major version loops in update.ps1 and update.sh. This reduces the number of network requests from N (number of versions) to 1, improving script performance and reducing the likelihood of hitting API rate limits. In a simulated environment with a 1s network latency, this reduced the execution time from ~3s to ~1s (a 3x speedup for 3 major versions). Co-authored-by: keeganwitt <64612+keeganwitt@users.noreply.github.com>
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Hoisted the GitHub API calls (Invoke-RestMethod in PowerShell and curl in Bash) outside of the major version loops in update.ps1 and update.sh.
This reduces the number of network requests from N (number of versions) to 1, improving script performance and reducing the likelihood of hitting API rate limits.
In a simulated environment with a 1s network latency, this reduced the execution time from ~3s to ~1s (a 3x speedup for 3 major versions).