⚡ Bolt: Optimize tabular output formatting#19
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- Pre-calculate `isJsonRawMessage` flags to avoid repeated reflection type checks inside the loop. - Optimize `json.RawMessage` handling to avoid `strconv.Unquote` and string allocations for standard (unquoted) JSON objects. - Benchmarks show reduced allocations and improved execution time for unquoted JSON fields.
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⚡ Bolt: Optimize tabular output formatting
💡 What:
isJsonRawMessageflags for struct fields outside the row loop.json.RawMessagefields. If the raw JSON does not start with a quote, it is treated as a direct JSON object, avoiding unnecessary string conversion andstrconv.Unquotecalls.🎯 Why:
json.RawMessage(byte slice) to string and calledstrconv.Unquotefor every cell, even if the data wasn't a quoted string literal. This caused unnecessary allocations and CPU overhead.fieldVal.Type() == jsonRawMessageType) was performed for every cell.📊 Impact:
🔬 Measurement:
go test -bench=. pkg/format(after restoring the benchmark file) to verify.pkg/formatpass, ensuring no regression.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12516185404788164228 started by @blue4209211