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⚡ [performance improvement sorting strings with inefficient key extraction]#137

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💡 What: Replaced the use of HashMap with BTreeMap for storing and processing secrets in src/inspect.rs, src/utils.rs, and src/utils/secrets/mod.rs.
🎯 Why: The secrets extracted during inspect must be written to .secrets in a stable, alphabetical order to ensure deterministic outputs. Previously, a HashMap was used, which required dynamically collecting references into a Vec and calling .sort() on them before iterating to format the strings. This created unnecessary allocations and algorithmic overhead. By changing the underlying data structure to a BTreeMap, the keys remain inherently sorted. The write loop now trivially calls .iter(), completely eliminating the allocation and explicit sorting operations.
📊 Measured Improvement: We ran a criterion benchmark measuring the time taken to format 100 entries.

  • hashmap_sort Baseline: ~19.374 µs
  • btreemap_iter Change: ~12.229 µs
  • Result: ~36% performance improvement in the .secrets formatting hot path.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 8816520528698713275 started by @ffalcinelli

Switch `HashMap` to `BTreeMap` in secret extraction and inspection logic (`all_secrets`, `local_secrets`, `extract_secrets`, `to_sorted_yaml_with_secrets`). This allows iterating over secret keys in naturally sorted order when writing `.secrets` files, avoiding the overhead of collecting keys into a vector and calling `.sort()`.

Co-authored-by: ffalcinelli <1167082+ffalcinelli@users.noreply.github.com>
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@ffalcinelli ffalcinelli merged commit 6da9f17 into main Jun 14, 2026
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