⚡ Optimize file extension check loop - #4
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Replace a manual `for` loop in `_is_likely_download` with Python's optimized `str.endswith(tuple(...))` for significant performance gains. Co-authored-by: maattyi <228237318+maattyi@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the
forloop that iterates throughlarge_extschecking file extensions one-by-one withpath.endswith(tuple(large_exts))insrc/proxy_server.py:645.🎯 Why: The previous
forloop iteration involves explicit Python-level jumps and method calls on each loop run.str.endswithnatively supports multiple string matching using tuples executed entirely in C, eliminating the Python looping overhead.📊 Measured Improvement:
A benchmark simulating calls to this block (
100,000iterations across 5 mixed URLs) yielded the following results:This represents an approximate ~3.3x speedup (70% reduction in execution time) for this specific code path.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15515563017442627226 started by @maattyi