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# test_performance.py

# This module is part of GitPython and is released under

# the BSD License: https://opensource.org/license/bsd-3-clause/

from io import BytesIO

from time import time

import sys

from .lib import TestBigRepoRW

from git import Commit

from gitdb import IStream

from test.test_commit import TestCommitSerialization

class TestPerformance(TestBigRepoRW, TestCommitSerialization):

def tearDown(self):

import gc

gc.collect()

# ref with about 100 commits in its history

ref_100 = "0.1.6"

def _query_commit_info(self, c):

c.author

c.authored_date

c.author_tz_offset

c.committer

c.committed_date

c.committer_tz_offset

c.message

c.parents

def test_iteration(self):

no = 0

nc = 0

# find the first commit containing the given path - always do a full

# iteration ( restricted to the path in question ), but in fact it should

# return quite a lot of commits, we just take one and hence abort the operation

st = time()

for c in self.rorepo.iter_commits(self.ref_100):

nc += 1

self._query_commit_info(c)

for obj in c.tree.traverse():

obj.size

no += 1

# END for each object

# END for each commit

elapsed_time = time() - st

print(

"Traversed %i Trees and a total of %i uncached objects in %s [s] ( %f objs/s )"

% (nc, no, elapsed_time, no / elapsed_time),

file=sys.stderr,

)

def test_commit_traversal(self):

# bound to cat-file parsing performance

nc = 0

st = time()

for c in self.gitrorepo.commit().traverse(branch_first=False):

nc += 1

self._query_commit_info(c)

# END for each traversed commit

elapsed_time = time() - st

print(

"Traversed %i Commits in %s [s] ( %f commits/s )" % (nc, elapsed_time, nc / elapsed_time),

file=sys.stderr,

)

def test_commit_iteration(self):

# bound to stream parsing performance

nc = 0

st = time()

for c in Commit.iter_items(self.gitrorepo, self.gitrorepo.head):

nc += 1

self._query_commit_info(c)

# END for each traversed commit

elapsed_time = time() - st

print(

"Iterated %i Commits in %s [s] ( %f commits/s )" % (nc, elapsed_time, nc / elapsed_time),

file=sys.stderr,

)

def test_commit_serialization(self):

self.assert_commit_serialization(self.gitrwrepo, "58c78e6", True)

rwrepo = self.gitrwrepo

make_object = rwrepo.odb.store

# direct serialization - deserialization can be tested afterwards

# serialization is probably limited on IO

hc = rwrepo.commit(rwrepo.head)

nc = 5000

st = time()

for i in range(nc):

cm = Commit(

rwrepo,

Commit.NULL_BIN_SHA,

hc.tree,

hc.author,

hc.authored_date,

hc.author_tz_offset,

hc.committer,

hc.committed_date,

hc.committer_tz_offset,

str(i),

parents=hc.parents,

encoding=hc.encoding,

)

stream = BytesIO()

cm._serialize(stream)

slen = stream.tell()

stream.seek(0)

cm.binsha = make_object(IStream(Commit.type, slen, stream)).binsha

# END commit creation

elapsed = time() - st

print(

"Serialized %i commits to loose objects in %f s ( %f commits / s )" % (nc, elapsed, nc / elapsed),

file=sys.stderr,

)

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