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- Removed double serialization of headers and query params in cache key generation. - Removed redundant manual sorting of query params (handled by json.dumps(sort_keys=True)). - Measured ~2x performance improvement in key generation (from ~29us to ~13us per call). - Note: This invalidates existing cache keys due to format change, which is acceptable for ephemeral cache.
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This PR optimizes the cache key generation in
core/cache.pyby avoiding unnecessary intermediate JSON serialization and manual sorting.Optimization:
queryandheaderswere serialized to JSON strings and then included in thekey_datadict, which was then serialized again.key_data, allowingjson.dumps(..., sort_keys=True)to handle serialization and recursive sorting in a single pass.Performance Impact:
Risk:
idempotency.pyto avoid breaking in-flight request handling.PR created automatically by Jules for task 360709212162168202 started by @kiku-jw