⚡ Optimize Audio Sync with Concurrent Uploads#13
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Replaced the sequential for...of loop in flushAudioBlobs with Promise.all and .map() to allow concurrent audio uploads and database updates. This significantly reduces the total synchronization time from N*800ms to approximately 800ms total for small batches. Maintained per-item error handling to ensure robustness. Co-authored-by: alfieprojectsdev <11991855+alfieprojectsdev@users.noreply.github.com>
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Replaced the sequential
for...ofloop influshAudioBlobswithPromise.alland.map()to enable concurrent processing of audio blob syncs.The original implementation processed each audio blob one by one, waiting for the simulated 800ms network delay for each item. This resulted in an N * 800ms sync time, which is highly inefficient for multiple recordings.
Measured Improvement (via simulation):
Each item's processing remains wrapped in its own
try...catchto maintain robust error handling, ensuring that one failed upload does not stop others from syncing.PR created automatically by Jules for task 188083474685877484 started by @alfieprojectsdev