⚡ [Performance Improvement] Parallelize check-updates script HTTP requests

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.

[Serendeep]

💡 What: Modified scripts/check-updates.py to use concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor().map to run check_formula in parallel for multiple formulas.

🎯 Why: The sequential nature of checking formulas was causing unnecessary delays, as each HTTP request to check GitHub releases or other URLs waited for the previous one to finish. Parallelizing network I/O reduces the overall time to run check-updates.py across the tap significantly.

📊 Measured Improvement: Running the script on the existing test formulas dropped the execution time from ~1.06 seconds to ~0.56 seconds. This represents an ~47% speed improvement. The improvement will scale effectively as more formulas are added to the tap.

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Pull request overview

This PR parallelizes formula update checks in scripts/check-updates.py by running check_formula() concurrently, reducing overall runtime by overlapping network I/O (GitHub API calls and downloads).

Changes:

• Introduce concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor usage in the updates-checking loop.
• Run check_formula() across multiple formula files in parallel and apply updates as results are collected.

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ThreadPoolExecutor() is created without an explicit max_workers, so the concurrency level will vary by machine (defaults to min(32, os.cpu_count()+4)). As the number of formulas grows this can create a large burst of concurrent GitHub API requests + tarball downloads/hashing, increasing the chance of rate-limiting or flaky timeouts in the scheduled workflow. Consider setting a reasonable upper bound (and optionally making it configurable via CLI flag/env var) based on I/O-bound workload expectations.