⚡ Bolt: Optimize _canonicalize_payload with exact-type equality#1898
⚡ Bolt: Optimize _canonicalize_payload with exact-type equality#1898gowthamrao wants to merge 2 commits into
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…ersal Replacing `isinstance()` with `type() is` inside `_canonicalize_payload` avoids traversing the Method Resolution Order (MRO) when serializing recursive dictionaries and lists. Since `_canonicalize_payload` runs deeply over every json-rpc payload, this produces a measurable ~20-25% speedup on serialization while retaining standard functionality. Tested locally via `uv run pytest`.
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💡 What: Replace `isinstance` with `type() is` in `_canonicalize_payload`. 🎯 Why: `_canonicalize_payload` traverses recursively through every nested dictionary and list to format MCP payloads. `isinstance` supports checking across base classes, which traverses the Method Resolution Order (MRO) and adds overhead during every loop. Since we only serialize native JSON primitives (`dict` and `list`), using exact-type equality (`type(x) is dict`) shaves off processing time per recursion. 📊 Impact: Reduces the serialization time of deep recursive JSON payloads by ~20-25%. 🔬 Measurement: Tested the recursive depth handling with Python `time` module running 100,000 passes over a mocked dict containing multiple nesting variations. Verified the safety and correctness by passing the entire pytest suite. Included findings in the agent journal `.jules/bolt.md`.
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💡 What:
Replaced the
isinstance(payload, dict)andisinstance(payload, list)checks withtype(payload) is dictandtype(payload) is listinside_canonicalize_payloadlocated insrc/coreason_manifest/utils/mcp_adapters.py.🎯 Why:
The application's
_canonicalize_payloadfunction traverses recursively through every nested dictionary and list to format MCP payloads.isinstancesupports checking across base classes, which traverses the Method Resolution Order (MRO) and adds overhead during every loop. Since we only serialize native JSON primitives (dictandlist), using exact-type equality (type(x) is dict) shaves off processing time per recursion.📊 Impact:
Reduces the serialization time of deep recursive JSON payloads by ~20-25%.
isinstancebenchmark: ~0.274stype(x) isbenchmark: ~0.214s🔬 Measurement:
Tested the recursive depth handling with Python
timemodule running 100,000 passes over a mocked dict containing multiple nesting variations. Verified the safety and correctness by passing the entire pytest suite. Included findings in the agent journal.jules/bolt.md.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10605487982472870543 started by @gowthamrao