⚡️ Speed up function apply_diff
by 4,799%
#43
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📄 4,799% (47.99x) speedup for
apply_diff
inopenhands/resolver/patching/apply.py
⏱️ Runtime :
1.07 millisecond
→21.9 microseconds
(best of112
runs)📝 Explanation and details
To make this Python program faster, we will focus on a few key optimizations.
Minimize File I/O: Reading and writing files can be slow, so attempts to reduce the need for file operations should be prioritized. We can use more efficient ways of handling temporary files.
Efficient String Handling: Use efficient string operations, such as
str.join()
andstr.splitlines()
, which handle large and small string operations quicker than manually looping and concatenating strings.Optimize Import Statements: Import only the necessary functions or classes instead of the entire module.
Here is the optimized version of the provided code.
Key Improvements:
Use of
NamedTemporaryFile
: This avoids the manual cleanup of file paths and makes file handling more robust and clean. Thedelete=False
option is used to handle file removal manually, maintaining the same logic as before while using temporary files more effectively.Efficient List Comprehension: Leveraging list comprehensions and in-built string operations for efficiency in
_reverse
andapply_diff
functions.Simplified Error Messages: Using formatted string literals (
f'...'
) for more readable and concise error messages.These changes are aimed at boosting the performance of the program by focusing on efficient data handling and reducing unnecessary file operations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
⚙️ Existing Unit Tests Details
🌀 Generated Regression Tests Details
To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-apply_diff-m8wteqt9
and push.