⚡️ Speed up method OneNoteDataSource.users_onenote_create_section_groups by 25%
#1170
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📄 25% (0.25x) speedup for
OneNoteDataSource.users_onenote_create_section_groupsinbackend/python/app/sources/external/microsoft/one_note/one_note.py⏱️ Runtime :
901 microseconds→723 microseconds(best of5runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 24% runtime improvement through two key optimizations that reduce unnecessary object allocations:
What optimizations were applied:
Lazy allocation of RequestConfiguration objects - Instead of always creating
query_paramsandconfigobjects, they are only instantiated when actually needed. The original code created these objects on every call regardless of whether any query parameters or headers were provided.Reordered error checking in response handling - The
_handle_onenote_responsemethod now checks for dictionary-based errors first (most common case), then object attributes, reducing the average number of checks per response.Why this leads to speedup:
Object allocation overhead reduction: The line profiler shows the original code spent significant time (7.3% + 5.8% = 13.1%) creating RequestConfiguration objects that were often unnecessary. The optimized version only allocates these when parameters are actually provided, reducing this to just 0.9% + 0.7% = 1.6%.
Fewer conditional checks: Most API calls don't provide optional parameters, so avoiding unnecessary object creation for the majority case (320 out of 357 calls based on the profiler data) provides substantial savings.
How this impacts workloads:
The optimization is particularly effective for:
The test results show consistent improvements across all test cases, from basic single calls to large-scale concurrent operations (100+ calls), making this optimization valuable for both individual API calls and bulk OneNote operations.
Performance characteristics:
The optimization maintains identical throughput (1785 ops/sec) while reducing per-operation latency by 24%, indicating the improvements come from reduced CPU overhead rather than I/O optimizations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-OneNoteDataSource.users_onenote_create_section_groups-mjge5fzqand push.