Optimize import memory, SQLite and FTS5 search - #2
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Ce qui change
MALLOC_ARENA_MAX=2, collecte explicite etmalloc_trim(0)sous Linux ;LIKEpar un index SQLite FTS5 Unicode synchronisé par triggers ;Pourquoi
Les imports 7z libéraient leurs objets mais l’allocateur natif conservait une part importante du pic RSS. La recherche parcourait aussi l’intégralité des titres, sous-titres et descriptions. Un WAL volumineux restait enfin présent après les transactions d’import.
Impact
La migration FTS5 s’exécute automatiquement au premier démarrage. Elle conserve les données existantes, augmente la taille de la base pour stocker l’index et peut prolonger le premier démarrage. Une sauvegarde préalable est documentée.
Validation
LIKE, <10 ms avec FTS5 ; construction de l’index ~0,18 s