fix(react-best-practices): warn about Set/Map recreation in function scope - #180
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This PR adds a warning about Set/Map recreation in function scope - a common pitfall that negates the O(1) lookup benefit. ✅ CI is passing (Vercel Agent Review). Fixes #54. Important safety addition - can be merged safely. |
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Summary
Adds a warning about the common pitfall of recreating Set/Map inside functions called repeatedly, which negates the O(1) lookup benefit.
Why this matters
The current rule shows converting arrays to Set for O(1) lookups but doesn't warn about a common pitfall: creating the Set inside a function body that runs on every call (#54). This means Set construction (O(n)) runs every time, negating the performance benefit. An AI agent or junior developer following the rule literally could produce this anti-pattern.
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Testing
Reviewed rule formatting for consistency with other rule files in the repo.
Fixes #54
This contribution was developed with AI assistance (Claude Code).