⚡️ Speed up method OneNoteDataSource.groups_onenote_sections_pages_get_parent_notebook by 27%
#1105
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📄 27% (0.27x) speedup for
OneNoteDataSource.groups_onenote_sections_pages_get_parent_notebookinbackend/python/app/sources/external/microsoft/one_note/one_note.py⏱️ Runtime :
684 microseconds→541 microseconds(best of5runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves a 26% runtime improvement by implementing lazy instantiation of Microsoft Graph SDK objects, avoiding unnecessary object creation when optional parameters are not provided.
Key optimizations applied:
Conditional object instantiation: Instead of always creating
SectionsRequestBuilderGetQueryParameters()andSectionsRequestBuilderGetRequestConfiguration()objects, they are only created when needed. The code checks if any query parameters are actually provided before instantiation.Early exit pattern: The optimization uses
query_params = Noneandconfig = Noneas starting points, then conditionally creates these objects only whenselect,expand,filter,orderby,search,top,skip, orheadersare provided.Why this leads to speedup:
Performance analysis from profiler data:
Test case performance:
The optimization is particularly effective for the common scenario where methods are called with minimal parameters. Most test cases show consistent improvements, especially the basic success cases and concurrent execution tests that represent typical usage patterns.
While throughput remains the same at 915 operations/second due to the async nature being I/O bound, the reduced CPU overhead per operation makes this optimization valuable for applications with high OneNote API call frequency.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-OneNoteDataSource.groups_onenote_sections_pages_get_parent_notebook-mjbioim6and push.