Pre-fetch and Cache Repository Data on Startup #35
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On application startup, pre-fetch and cache issues, pull requests, workflow runs, and deployments for the top four repositories. This change improves performance by ensuring that when a user navigates to a repository's detail page, the data is loaded instantly from the cache. - Added new cache keys for pull requests and deployments. - Implemented new functions in `githubService.ts` to fetch pull requests and deployments. - Updated the `Dashboard.tsx` component to pre-fetch and cache the data. - Modified the `RepoDetail.tsx` component to utilize the cached data.
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This change introduces a pre-fetching and caching mechanism to improve application performance. On startup, the application now fetches and caches issues, pull requests, workflow runs, and deployments for the top four repositories. When a user navigates to a repository's detail page, the data is loaded instantly from the cache, providing a seamless user experience. The implementation includes new cache keys, data fetching functions, and updates to the
DashboardandRepoDetailcomponents to handle the caching and retrieval of data.Fixes #32
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13599376147179914093 started by @friuns