⚡️ Speed up function is_function_being_optimized_again by 44% in PR #275 (dont-optimize-repeatedly-gh-actions)#290
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…275 (`dont-optimize-repeatedly-gh-actions`) Here is the optimized version of your program, focusing on speeding up the slow path in `make_cfapi_request`, which is dominated by `json.dumps(payload, indent=None, default=pydantic_encoder)` and the use of `requests.post(..., data=json_payload, ...)`. Key optimizations. - **Use `requests.post(..., json=payload, ...)`:** This lets `requests` do the JSON serialization more efficiently (internally uses `json.dumps`). Furthermore, `requests` will add the `Content-Type: application/json` header if you use the `json` argument. - **Only use the custom encoder if really needed:** Only pass `default=pydantic_encoder` if payload contains objects requiring it. If not, the standard encoder is much faster. You can try a direct serialization, and fallback if a `TypeError` is raised. - **Avoid repeated `.upper()`** inside the POST/GET dispatch by normalizing early. - **Avoid unnecessary string interpolation.** - **Avoid updating headers dict when not needed.** - **Other micro-optimizations:** Use local variables, merge dicts once, etc. with all comments preserved and only modified/added where code changed. **Explanation of biggest win:** The largest bottleneck was in JSON encoding and in manually setting the content-type header. Now, `requests.post(..., json=payload)` is used for the fastest path in the vast majority of requests, only falling back to a slower path if necessary. This should substantially speed up both serialization and POST. This approach is backward-compatible and will produce exactly the same results as before.
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #275
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
dont-optimize-repeatedly-gh-actions.📄 44% (0.44x) speedup for
is_function_being_optimized_againincodeflash/api/cfapi.py⏱️ Runtime :
2.79 milliseconds→1.94 milliseconds(best of74runs)📝 Explanation and details
Here is the optimized version of your program, focusing on speeding up the slow path in
make_cfapi_request, which is dominated byjson.dumps(payload, indent=None, default=pydantic_encoder)and the use ofrequests.post(..., data=json_payload, ...).Key optimizations.
requests.post(..., json=payload, ...): This letsrequestsdo the JSON serialization more efficiently (internally usesjson.dumps). Furthermore,requestswill add theContent-Type: application/jsonheader if you use thejsonargument.default=pydantic_encoderif payload contains objects requiring it. If not, the standard encoder is much faster. You can try a direct serialization, and fallback if aTypeErroris raised..upper()inside the POST/GET dispatch by normalizing early.with all comments preserved and only modified/added where code changed.
Explanation of biggest win:
The largest bottleneck was in JSON encoding and in manually setting the content-type header. Now,
requests.post(..., json=payload)is used for the fastest path in the vast majority of requests, only falling back to a slower path if necessary. This should substantially speed up both serialization and POST.This approach is backward-compatible and will produce exactly the same results as before.
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