⚡️ Speed up function isSAMLEnabled by 14%#40
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The optimized code achieves a **13% runtime improvement** (34.7μs → 30.5μs) by replacing TypeScript's optional chaining operator (`?.`) with an explicit ternary conditional check. **What Changed:** - Original: `featureFlags?.license_sso_saml_enabled` - Optimized: `featureFlags ? featureFlags.license_sso_saml_enabled : undefined` **Why This Is Faster:** Optional chaining (`?.`) in TypeScript/JavaScript involves additional runtime checks and branching logic that the V8 engine must execute. While convenient, it generates slightly more complex bytecode compared to a simple ternary expression. The explicit ternary `featureFlags ? ... : undefined` allows the JavaScript engine to perform a direct nullish check with a single conditional branch, which is more efficient for the JIT compiler to optimize. This micro-optimization reduces the overhead of the property access operation itself - instead of the engine performing the nullish check as part of the chaining operation, it does one explicit check upfront and then performs a direct property access. **Test Results Show Broad Improvements:** The annotated tests demonstrate that this optimization is particularly effective for: - **Nullish inputs**: 96-146% faster for `null`/`undefined` cases (1.30μs → 530ns) - **Missing properties**: 120% faster when the property doesn't exist (1.22μs → 556ns) - **Edge cases**: 58-99% faster for primitive inputs and unusual values - **Bulk operations**: 55-61% faster in performance tests with 500-1000 iterations The optimization maintains identical semantics - both implementations return `undefined` for nullish inputs and preserve the exact property value (including non-boolean types) without coercion. **Impact:** Since `isSAMLEnabled` is likely called frequently in authentication/authorization checks throughout the application, even a 13% speedup per call compounds significantly across many invocations. The test results showing 55-61% improvements in bulk operation scenarios (500-1000 calls) confirm this optimization is especially valuable in high-frequency execution paths.
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📄 14% (0.14x) speedup for
isSAMLEnabledinapp/client/src/ce/utils/planHelpers.ts⏱️ Runtime :
34.7 microseconds→30.5 microseconds(best of250runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 13% runtime improvement (34.7μs → 30.5μs) by replacing TypeScript's optional chaining operator (
?.) with an explicit ternary conditional check.What Changed:
featureFlags?.license_sso_saml_enabledfeatureFlags ? featureFlags.license_sso_saml_enabled : undefinedWhy This Is Faster:
Optional chaining (
?.) in TypeScript/JavaScript involves additional runtime checks and branching logic that the V8 engine must execute. While convenient, it generates slightly more complex bytecode compared to a simple ternary expression. The explicit ternaryfeatureFlags ? ... : undefinedallows the JavaScript engine to perform a direct nullish check with a single conditional branch, which is more efficient for the JIT compiler to optimize.This micro-optimization reduces the overhead of the property access operation itself - instead of the engine performing the nullish check as part of the chaining operation, it does one explicit check upfront and then performs a direct property access.
Test Results Show Broad Improvements:
The annotated tests demonstrate that this optimization is particularly effective for:
null/undefinedcases (1.30μs → 530ns)The optimization maintains identical semantics - both implementations return
undefinedfor nullish inputs and preserve the exact property value (including non-boolean types) without coercion.Impact:
Since
isSAMLEnabledis likely called frequently in authentication/authorization checks throughout the application, even a 13% speedup per call compounds significantly across many invocations. The test results showing 55-61% improvements in bulk operation scenarios (500-1000 calls) confirm this optimization is especially valuable in high-frequency execution paths.✅ Correctness verification report:
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