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The optimization achieves a **74% speedup** by eliminating redundant `Path()` object creation. The original code creates three separate `Path` objects in a single expression: `Path(file_path) / Path(file_name).parent / Path(file_name).name`, which means `Path(file_name)` is instantiated twice. **Key changes:** - **Reduces Path object creation**: Instead of creating `Path(file_name)` twice, the optimized version creates it once and stores it in `file_name_path` - **Uses Path constructor with multiple arguments**: `Path(file_path, file_name_path.parent, file_name_path.name)` is more efficient than chaining `/` operations **Why this is faster:** - Path object instantiation involves parsing and validating the path string, which is expensive when done multiple times - The Path constructor with multiple arguments directly builds the path internally rather than creating intermediate objects through `/` operations - Eliminates the overhead of the `/` operator overloading calls **Performance characteristics from tests:** - Shows consistent 40-60% improvements across all test cases - Particularly effective for simple file operations (42-77% faster for basic cases) - Maintains strong performance even with complex paths, unicode characters, and deeply nested directories (35-40% faster for large scale cases) - The optimization scales well - even the stress test with 1000 file joins shows 78.7% improvement This optimization is especially valuable for applications that perform frequent path joining operations, as it reduces both CPU overhead and memory allocation pressure.
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📄 74% (0.74x) speedup for
join_pathingraphrag/storage/file_pipeline_storage.py⏱️ Runtime :
14.2 milliseconds→8.11 milliseconds(best of188runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimization achieves a 74% speedup by eliminating redundant
Path()object creation. The original code creates three separatePathobjects in a single expression:Path(file_path) / Path(file_name).parent / Path(file_name).name, which meansPath(file_name)is instantiated twice.Key changes:
Path(file_name)twice, the optimized version creates it once and stores it infile_name_pathPath(file_path, file_name_path.parent, file_name_path.name)is more efficient than chaining/operationsWhy this is faster:
/operations/operator overloading callsPerformance characteristics from tests:
This optimization is especially valuable for applications that perform frequent path joining operations, as it reduces both CPU overhead and memory allocation pressure.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
🔎 Concolic Coverage Tests and Runtime
codeflash_concolic_3eu3lmds/tmpl7ee5t9j/test_concolic_coverage.py::test_join_pathTo edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-join_path-mglh2fhqand push.