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As a shortcut to prevent expensive computation we instantiate a new `VariableContext` directly when setting a new key.
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Which issue does this PR address?
On top of #70, this PR provides incremental improvements to further speed up FEEL expression parsing. It ships three optimizations:
O(1)normalizeContextKeyis only called once per key ➡️ reduces calls to the function during test suite execution from500.000❗ to6.244VariableContextwe instantiate the new context directly, instead of doing expensive key traversalAs a result we see another round of significant speedups, around
33%according to my tests.Existing tests verify this is a non-breaking change.
Before
Test execution time average around
~330ms, with spikes for large contexts.After
Test execution time average around
~210ms, speedup of~30%.Closes #59, #67