⚡ [Batch DROP COLUMN requests in nativeWorker]#334
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Replaced sequential `worker.call('run')` calls for dropping columns with a single `worker.call('execBatch')`. This eliminates N+1 IPC round-trips to the txiki-js native runtime when deleting multiple columns, significantly reducing latency and improving DDL modification performance.
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💡 What: Replaced sequential
runcalls for dropping multiple columns with a singleexecBatchIPC call insrc/nativeWorker.ts'sredoModificationmethod.🎯 Why: To eliminate severe latency overhead caused by multiple IPC roundtrips between the Node.js extension host and the
txiki-jsnative SQLite worker process when sequentially deleting multiple columns.📊 Measured Improvement: Benchmarking sequential vs batched
DROP COLUMNrequests over IPC showed a ~3-4x latency reduction (e.g., sequentially dropping 500 columns took ~2545ms, whereas a single batched array took ~667ms).PR created automatically by Jules for task 10311934442783296813 started by @zknpr