⚡️ Speed up function is_json_validation_enabled by 28%#15
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The optimized code achieves a **27% speedup** by replacing the chained boolean expression with early returns and try-catch logic, reducing the number of operations and attribute lookups. **Key optimizations:** 1. **Early return for None configuration**: Instead of evaluating all conditions in a chained expression, the code immediately returns `True` when `configuration is None`, eliminating unnecessary evaluations. 2. **Replace `hasattr()` with try-catch**: The original code uses `hasattr(configuration, "_disabled_client_side_validations")` which internally catches AttributeError anyway. The optimized version directly accesses the attribute in a try block, avoiding the overhead of the `hasattr()` function call. 3. **Variable caching**: The optimized code stores `configuration._disabled_client_side_validations` in a local variable `disabled_validations`, eliminating repeated attribute access in the final check. 4. **Reduced boolean expression complexity**: The original chained `or` expression with three conditions is replaced with structured control flow, reducing the overhead of Python's short-circuit evaluation machinery. **Performance benefits by test case:** - **Most effective for normal configurations** (46-68% faster): When configuration objects have the disabled validations attribute, the optimization shows the largest gains - **Significant improvement for empty disabled sets** (35-50% faster): Common case where validation is enabled - **Good performance for missing attributes** (though 54% slower in one edge case): The try-catch handles missing attributes efficiently in most scenarios - **Excellent scaling with large disabled sets** (28-35% faster): The variable caching provides consistent benefits regardless of set size The optimization is particularly effective because it reduces the number of attribute lookups and function calls in the hot path, which are expensive operations in Python.
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📄 28% (0.28x) speedup for
is_json_validation_enabledinsrc/datadog_api_client/model_utils.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.88 milliseconds→1.47 milliseconds(best of26runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 27% speedup by replacing the chained boolean expression with early returns and try-catch logic, reducing the number of operations and attribute lookups.
Key optimizations:
Early return for None configuration: Instead of evaluating all conditions in a chained expression, the code immediately returns
Truewhenconfiguration is None, eliminating unnecessary evaluations.Replace
hasattr()with try-catch: The original code useshasattr(configuration, "_disabled_client_side_validations")which internally catches AttributeError anyway. The optimized version directly accesses the attribute in a try block, avoiding the overhead of thehasattr()function call.Variable caching: The optimized code stores
configuration._disabled_client_side_validationsin a local variabledisabled_validations, eliminating repeated attribute access in the final check.Reduced boolean expression complexity: The original chained
orexpression with three conditions is replaced with structured control flow, reducing the overhead of Python's short-circuit evaluation machinery.Performance benefits by test case:
The optimization is particularly effective because it reduces the number of attribute lookups and function calls in the hot path, which are expensive operations in Python.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
⏪ Replay Tests and Runtime
test_pytest_testsv2test_scenarios_py_teststest_thread_py_teststest_version_py_teststest_deserialization_p__replay_test_0.py::test_src_datadog_api_client_model_utils_is_json_validation_enabledTo edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-is_json_validation_enabled-mgcszjn2and push.