⚡️ Speed up method OneNoteDataSource.users_user_onenote_sections_onenote_section_copy_to_section_group by 9%
#1173
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📄 9% (0.09x) speedup for
OneNoteDataSource.users_user_onenote_sections_onenote_section_copy_to_section_groupinbackend/python/app/sources/external/microsoft/one_note/one_note.py⏱️ Runtime :
1.07 milliseconds→980 microseconds(best of5runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves an 8% runtime speedup through two key improvements:
What specific optimizations were applied:
Early return pattern in error handling: The
_handle_onenote_responsemethod was restructured to use early returns instead of setting variables and then conditionally branching. Each error condition now immediately returns theOneNoteResponseobject rather than settingsuccessanderror_msgvariables.Conditional object creation: The
users_user_onenote_sections_onenote_section_copy_to_section_groupmethod now only creates thequery_paramsRequestConfiguration object when query parameters are actually provided, avoiding unnecessary object instantiation in the common case where no query parameters are needed.Why these optimizations lead to speedup:
Reduced variable assignments: The early return pattern eliminates the need to set intermediate variables (
success = True/False,error_msg = None) and then read them later, reducing memory operations and CPU cycles.Avoided unnecessary object creation: The conditional
query_paramscreation prevents instantiating aRequestConfiguration()object when no query parameters exist. Object instantiation in Python has overhead, so avoiding it when possible improves performance.Simplified control flow: Early returns create a more linear execution path, reducing branching complexity and making the code more cache-friendly.
How this impacts workloads:
The profile data shows the main performance bottleneck is in the API call itself (42.2% of total time), but these micro-optimizations reduce the overhead in request preparation and response handling. The optimization is particularly effective for:
The test results show consistent improvements across all test cases, with the optimization being equally effective for both simple operations and complex concurrent workloads, making it suitable for production OneNote integration scenarios.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-OneNoteDataSource.users_user_onenote_sections_onenote_section_copy_to_section_group-mjgummcsand push.