⚡️ Speed up method TestFiles.get_test_type_by_instrumented_file_path by 2,276% in PR #1086 (fix-path-resolution/no-gen-tests)#1125
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The optimization achieves a **2275% speedup** by replacing a **linear search (O(n))** with a **hash table lookup (O(1))**. **What Changed:** - Added an `__init__` method that builds a `_path_to_test_type` dictionary mapping normalized file paths to their test types during object construction - Replaced the loop-based search in `get_test_type_by_instrumented_file_path` with a simple dictionary lookup using `.get()` **Why This Is Faster:** The original implementation performs a linear search through all test files on every call, normalizing paths multiple times (up to 2 normalizations per test file). With 50+ test files, this means ~100+ path normalizations per lookup. The optimized version performs all path normalizations **once** during initialization and stores results in a dictionary. Subsequent lookups become a single normalization + O(1) hash table access. **Performance Impact by Test Case:** - **Large file collections** (100 files): **43476% faster** (1.66ms → 3.82μs) - the optimization scales linearly with the number of test files - **Mid-sized collections** (~10 files): **1510-2081% faster** - significant gains even with moderate file counts - **Empty/single file**: **1.41-238% faster** - minimal overhead, slight improvement from avoiding loop setup - **Cache hits**: Subsequent lookups benefit from the LRU cache on `_normalize_path_for_comparison`, but the dictionary approach is still faster than repeated comparisons **Key Behavioral Change:** The dictionary is built at construction time, adding a small one-time initialization cost. However, this is amortized across all subsequent lookups, making it worthwhile for any workload that calls `get_test_type_by_instrumented_file_path` more than once per `TestFiles` instance. The line profiler shows the lookup itself dropped from 6.68ms to 0.19ms - a **35x improvement**.
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1086
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
fix-path-resolution/no-gen-tests.📄 2,276% (22.76x) speedup for
TestFiles.get_test_type_by_instrumented_file_pathincodeflash/models/models.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.96 milliseconds→82.3 microseconds(best of22runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves a 2275% speedup by replacing a linear search (O(n)) with a hash table lookup (O(1)).
What Changed:
__init__method that builds a_path_to_test_typedictionary mapping normalized file paths to their test types during object constructionget_test_type_by_instrumented_file_pathwith a simple dictionary lookup using.get()Why This Is Faster:
The original implementation performs a linear search through all test files on every call, normalizing paths multiple times (up to 2 normalizations per test file). With 50+ test files, this means ~100+ path normalizations per lookup.
The optimized version performs all path normalizations once during initialization and stores results in a dictionary. Subsequent lookups become a single normalization + O(1) hash table access.
Performance Impact by Test Case:
_normalize_path_for_comparison, but the dictionary approach is still faster than repeated comparisonsKey Behavioral Change:
The dictionary is built at construction time, adding a small one-time initialization cost. However, this is amortized across all subsequent lookups, making it worthwhile for any workload that calls
get_test_type_by_instrumented_file_pathmore than once perTestFilesinstance. The line profiler shows the lookup itself dropped from 6.68ms to 0.19ms - a 35x improvement.✅ Correctness verification report:
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-pr1086-2026-01-20T09.48.55and push.