⚡️ Speed up method OneNoteDataSource.me_onenote_notebooks_section_groups_get_section_groups by 38%
#1111
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📄 38% (0.38x) speedup for
OneNoteDataSource.me_onenote_notebooks_section_groups_get_section_groupsinbackend/python/app/sources/external/microsoft/one_note/one_note.py⏱️ Runtime :
536 microseconds→389 microseconds(best of5runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 38% runtime improvement (536μs → 389μs) through several key micro-optimizations that reduce object creation overhead and attribute access costs:
Primary Optimizations:
Builder chain caching: The original code repeatedly traversed the long attribute chain
self.client.me.onenote.notebooks.by_notebook_id(notebook_id).section_groups.by_section_group_id(sectionGroup_id).section_groups.by_section_group_id(sectionGroup_id1)on line 140. The optimized version caches this chain in abuildervariable, eliminating redundant attribute lookups.Conditional object creation: The original code always instantiated
NotebooksRequestBuilderGetQueryParameters()andNotebooksRequestBuilderGetRequestConfiguration()objects regardless of whether query parameters were needed. The optimized version uses aneed_querycheck to only create the query parameters object when at least one parameter is provided, reducing unnecessary allocations when no filtering/pagination is needed.Reduced attribute assignments: By conditionally creating objects, the optimized version avoids setting unused properties on the query parameters object, reducing the number of attribute assignment operations.
Performance Impact Analysis:
From the line profiler data, the most expensive operations in the original code were:
The optimization successfully reduces the object creation overhead while preserving the API call cost, leading to the observed 38% speedup.
Test Case Performance:
The optimization is most beneficial for:
The throughput remains the same (575 ops/sec) because the optimization primarily reduces per-call latency rather than changing concurrency characteristics, but the 38% runtime reduction directly translates to improved response times in OneNote API integrations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-OneNoteDataSource.me_onenote_notebooks_section_groups_get_section_groups-mjbu0fdwand push.