⚡ Optimize username check in message processing loops#85
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Pull request overview
This PR optimizes message processing performance by caching the username before iterating through messages, eliminating repeated method calls within loops.
Changes:
- Introduced
current_usernamevariable to cache the result ofself.get_username()before message processing loops - Updated two message processing loops (E2E and standard conversations) to use the cached username value instead of calling the method repeatedly
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self.get_username()before the message processing loops inMain.pyto avoid repeated method calls.💡 What:
self.get_username()in a local variablecurrent_usernamebefore iterating over messages.current_username.🎯 Why:
self.get_username()(which involves attribute lookups and checks) for every message is unnecessary overhead.📊 Measured Improvement:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 14435813810496883824 started by @Kubis10