⚡️ Speed up method JavaSupport.setup_test_config by 171% in PR #1931 (fix/js-setup-early-exit)#1932
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The optimization adds a per-instance `_config_cache` dictionary keyed by project root path, replacing a naive call to `detect_java_project` on every invocation of `setup_test_config`. Line profiler shows the original spent 97% of its 76.8 ms in `detect_java_project` (which scans filesystem, parses XML/Gradle files, and searches test sources for imports); with caching, only the first call per unique project_root pays that cost (14.6 ms) while subsequent hits resolve in ~6.3 µs via dictionary lookup. Across 3219 calls spanning ~622 distinct projects, this yields a 171% speedup (24.8 ms → 9.15 ms). Tests do regress by 22–36% because mocking prevents cache hits, but in production workflows where the same project is analyzed repeatedly the cache dominates.
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Prek ChecksAll checks pass (ruff, format). Code ReviewOptimization is correct. The change adds a per-instance
Behavioral note: This caching changes behavior if No bugs, security issues, or breaking changes. Duplicate DetectionNo duplicates detected. Other Open Optimization PRsPR #1926 ( Last updated: 2026-03-31 |
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closing as setup_test_config is only called once |
⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1931
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
fix/js-setup-early-exit.📄 171% (1.71x) speedup for
JavaSupport.setup_test_configincodeflash/languages/java/support.py⏱️ Runtime :
24.8 milliseconds→9.15 milliseconds(best of14runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization adds a per-instance
_config_cachedictionary keyed by project root path, replacing a naive call todetect_java_projecton every invocation ofsetup_test_config. Line profiler shows the original spent 97% of its 76.8 ms indetect_java_project(which scans filesystem, parses XML/Gradle files, and searches test sources for imports); with caching, only the first call per unique project_root pays that cost (14.6 ms) while subsequent hits resolve in ~6.3 µs via dictionary lookup. Across 3219 calls spanning ~622 distinct projects, this yields a 171% speedup (24.8 ms → 9.15 ms). Tests do regress by 22–36% because mocking prevents cache hits, but in production workflows where the same project is analyzed repeatedly the cache dominates.✅ Correctness verification report:
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