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Optimized module patch endpoint to reduce duplicate db calls
Description
Removed unncessary queries to db for the same data.
Type of Change
- [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
- [ ] Feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
- [ ] Improvement (change that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
- [x] Code refactoring
- [x] Performance improvements
- [ ] Documentation update
Test Scenarios
Patching the module now makes only 2 queries on module table, one for current module instance and another for updated module instance.
Summary by CodeRabbit
- Bug Fixes
- Improved handling of module updates by adding a check for non-existent modules, preventing errors during partial updates.
Walkthrough
The changes are focused on the partial_update method within the ModuleViewSet class in the apiserver/plane/app/views/module/base.py file. The update involves renaming the variable that holds a filtered queryset from module to module_queryset for clarity. Additionally, the first element of this queryset is now assigned to a new variable called current_module, which is used throughout the method instead of repeatedly accessing .first(). A new check was added to return a 404 response if no module is found. The logic and functionality of the method remain the same, with only these internal variable names and the added existence check being updated.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| apiserver/plane/app/views/module/base.py | Renamed internal variables in the partial_update method for clarity: module β module_queryset, introduced current_module for the first element, and added a 404 check if no module is found. No changes to public interfaces or overall logic. |
Poem
In the warren of code, a hop and a leap,
Variables renamed, no secrets to keep.
Frommoduletomodule_queryset, clear as the sky,
current_modulenow leads, as the data hops by.
No logic disturbed, the flow stays the sameβ
Just tidier carrots in the variable game! π₯
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