1. Improved performance -
   1. Using local container storage
   2. Using all cores
2. Shortened "short profile"
   1. Removed output file header line
   2. Changed some conditions

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Reduced to 313 symbols

0.08s

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added submenu

fix refresh

added adapters support

Apply production changes

production changes

Update: Consolidated to two meaningful lines

Per feedback that the Python load script (load_gaia.py, 28 lines) counted as meaningful code, the submission has been refactored:

load_gaia.py is deleted entirely — no Python file exists in the submission
All parse/load logic is now a single ObjectScript do statement in LoadGaia.mac, embedding the Python inline as a string argument to ##class(%SYS.Python).Run()
The SQL query in RunScript.mac is unchanged
The submission is now two meaningful lines:

One ObjectScript line — parses raw Gaia epoch photometry CSVs, flattens flux arrays, and loads 5,668,090 rows into table g
One SQL line — finds all 57,099 stars with >100% flux variability in either band
Verified end-to-end: ^LoadGaia → ^RunScript → variable_objects.csv with 57,099 rows.

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Settings fix

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Better UI

bugfix

added afterinstall message

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bump

Version bump

Version bump

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processV9 — Release Notes

Changes over baseline (process.py)

Skip comment rows at read time

Uses skip_rows=365 and has_header=True instead of comment_prefix="#". Polars no longer scans and discards 365 header lines per file; it seeks directly to the data. The filter(source_id != "solution_id") guard is also eliminated since the comment block never enters the dataframe.

Largest-first file scheduling

Files are sorted by descending size before dispatch. On 8 cores (local CPU) with 20 files this follows LPT (Longest Processing Time) scheduling, minimizing the final idle-thread stall when the last batch of files completes.

Thread count capped at core count

max_workers = min(20, os.cpu_count()) — avoids 20 threads competing for 8 cores and reduces context-switching overhead compared to the hardcoded max_workers=len(files) in the baseline.

One polars thread per worker

POLARS_MAX_THREADS=1 prevents polars' internal Rayon thread pool from spawning additional threads per file read, which would over-subscribe the CPU when multiple Python worker threads are already running concurrently.