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feat: enhance code performance #211

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the PR is to enhance the code performance by not doing N square time complexity loop, instead using set data structure to improve to O(N) time complexity

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  • in deserialize method, when execute filtering, it compare if the account address in accountDetails by using Object.keys(this.accountDetails).includes(XXX) , which is a O(n*n) time complexity, and Object.keys will create extra memory for every filter loop
    • instead, we can use using set to reduce the complexity
  • the same case as migrateAccountDetails method
  • in removeAccount method, it is using a redundant loop to search where the address is exist or not

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// fix a edge case when accounts itself has duplicate address
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It looks to me like this part is actually a fix unrelated to the performance improvement - does it warrant breaking out and a test-case? Also: Do we know that this is always fine?

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It looks to me like this part is actually a fix unrelated to the performance improvement - does it warrant breaking out and a test-case? Also: Do we know that this is always fine?

actually i find that is no necessary, or it will not cause any issue if any edge case happen
e.g
accounts = [acc1, acc1, acc2] , accountDetails = {acc2}

if we take a dry run on the Prev code

  1. filter accounts where those not in accountDetails, accounts become [acc1, acc1]
  2. acc1 not in accountDetails, acc1 add to accountDetails
  3. acc1 not in accountDetails, acc1 add to accountDetails , but the content will be same
  4. at the end result will become accountDetails = {acc2, acc1}

if we take a dry run on the Updated code

  1. acc2 in set, skip
  2. acc1 not in set, acc1 add to accountDetails , add to set
  3. acc1 in set, skip
  4. at the end result will become accountDetails = {acc2, acc1}

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LGTM!

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@legobeat can you merge for me, i dont have the permission

@legobeat legobeat merged commit 7749409 into MetaMask:main Feb 27, 2024
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