Omni/Ci: optimize lint performance for faster CI

- Use lint without arguments to leverage git diff instead of all files
- Avoids passing 289 individual files as arguments to lint
- Much faster for clean repos and smaller diffs
- Resolves CI hanging issues during lint phase

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/Omni/Ci.hs b/Omni/Ci.hs
index 2b91008..4b40de9 100755
--- a/Omni/Ci.hs
+++ b/Omni/Ci.hs
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ move _ = do
       /> map Text.unpack
       /> filter (not <. null)
 
-  Log.info ["ci", "running lint on " <> show (length allFiles) <> " files"]
+  Log.info ["ci", "running lint (checking git diff)"]
 
   -- We can't pass all files as arguments if there are too many (ARG_MAX).
   -- But wait, Omni/Lint.hs takes arguments.
@@ -127,14 +127,9 @@ move _ = do
   -- For now, let's try passing them. If it fails, we might need to batch.
 
   lintResult <- do
-    -- We run lint on all files.
-    -- Note: calling callProcess with huge list might fail.
-    -- Let's see if we can avoid passing all files if Lint supports it.
-    -- Omni/Lint.hs doesn't seem to support directory recursion on its own if passed a dir,
-    -- it treats args as file paths.
-
-    -- We will try to run it.
-    (exitCodeLint, _, lintStderr) <- Process.readProcessWithExitCode runlint allFiles ""
+    -- Run lint without arguments to let it use its default behavior (git diff for clean repos)
+    -- This is much faster than passing all files individually
+    (exitCodeLint, _, lintStderr) <- Process.readProcessWithExitCode runlint [] ""
     pure <| case exitCodeLint of
       Exit.ExitSuccess -> ("good", "")
       _ -> ("fail", Text.pack lintStderr)