⚡️ Speed up method PrComment.to_json by 329% in PR #1318 (fix/js-jest30-loop-runner)
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1318
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
fix/js-jest30-loop-runner.📄 329% (3.29x) speedup for
PrComment.to_jsonincodeflash/github/PrComment.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.61 milliseconds→374 microseconds(best of31runs)📝 Explanation and details
This optimization achieves a 329% speedup (1.61ms → 374μs) by eliminating expensive third-party library calls and simplifying dictionary lookups:
Primary Optimization:
humanize_runtime()- Eliminated External Library OverheadThe original code used
humanize.precisedelta()andre.split()to format time values, which consumed 79.6% and 11.4% of the function's execution time respectively (totaling ~91% overhead). The optimized version replaces this with:Direct unit determination via threshold comparisons: Instead of calling
humanize.precisedelta()and then parsing its output with regex, the code now uses a simple cascading if-elif chain (time_micro < 1000,< 1000000, etc.) to directly determine the appropriate time unit.Inline formatting: Time values are formatted with f-strings (
f"{time_micro:.3g}") at the same point where units are determined, eliminating the need to parse formatted strings.Removed regex dependency: The
re.split(r",|\s", runtime_human)[1]call is completely eliminated since units are now determined algorithmically rather than extracted from formatted output.Line profiler evidence: The original
humanize.precisedelta()call took 3.73ms out of 4.69ms total (79.6%), while the optimized direct formatting approach reduced the entire function to 425μs - an 11x improvement inhumanize_runtime()alone.Secondary Optimization:
TestType.to_name()- Simplified Dictionary AccessChanged from:
To:
This eliminates a conditional branch and replaces a KeyError-raising dictionary access with a safe
.get()call. Line profiler shows this reduced execution time from 210μs to 172μs (18% faster).Performance Impact by Test Case
All test cases show 300-500% speedups, with the most significant gains occurring when:
to_json()which callshumanize_runtime()twice)The optimization particularly benefits the
PrComment.to_json()method, which callshumanize_runtime()twice per invocation. This is reflected in test results showing consistent 350-370% speedups across typical usage patterns.Trade-offs
None - this is a pure performance improvement with identical output behavior and no regressions in any other metrics.
✅ Correctness verification report:
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To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-pr1318-2026-02-04T14.10.57and push.