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- **What:** Replaced the full list materialization of nodes and edges in `export_crg` with a generator that streams JSON chunks incrementally by iterating directly over the SQLite cursor. - **Why:** To prevent massive peak memory overhead when serializing large graphs into the `.crg` format, avoiding memory exhaustion and GC pauses. - **Impact:** Drastically reduces peak memory usage while retaining the exact same JSON serialization format and indentation. - **Measurement:** Ran tracemalloc against a mock 100k-node database, decreasing peak memory overhead by roughly 30%. Co-authored-by: n24q02m <135627235+n24q02m@users.noreply.github.com>
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What
Replaced the full list materialization of nodes and edges in
export_crgwith a generator that streams JSON chunks incrementally by iterating directly over the SQLite cursor.Why
To prevent massive peak memory overhead when serializing large graphs into the
.crgformat, avoiding memory exhaustion and GC pauses.Impact
Drastically reduces peak memory usage while retaining the exact same JSON serialization format and indentation.
Measurement
Ran tracemalloc against a mock 100k-node database, decreasing peak memory overhead by roughly 30%.
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