perf: Cache constructed IOptions<T> types in OptionsProvider#1717
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Add a ConcurrentDictionary cache for the constructed IOptions<T> types to avoid repeated MakeGenericType calls in GetOptions(). While the option types list was already cached, the generic type construction was happening on every iteration. Fixes #1548 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SummaryAdds caching for constructed Critical IssuesNone found ✅ SuggestionsConsider thread-safety pattern consistency: The new cache uses
Both are correct, but for consistency, you might consider using a static lambda for the var getter = ValueGetterCache.GetOrAdd(option.GetType(), static t => CreateValueGetter(t));This is a minor style point - the current implementation is functionally correct and the optimization is sound. Verification: The optimization makes sense given that Verdict✅ APPROVE - No critical issues The optimization is well-implemented and consistent with the existing performance-focused approach in this class. The use of |
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces a performance optimization to the OptionsProvider class by caching constructed IOptions<T> types. The optimization reduces redundant MakeGenericType calls when iterating through option types.
Key Changes:
- Added a static
ConcurrentDictionary<Type, Type>cache (IOptionsTypeCache) for constructedIOptions<T>types - Modified the
GetOptions()method to use the cache with a static lambda factory function - Eliminates repeated generic type construction overhead during option enumeration
Summary
ConcurrentDictionary<Type, Type>cache for constructedIOptions<T>typesMakeGenericTypecalls inGetOptions()loopChanges
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Test plan
Fixes #1548
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