fix: use file-aware parser in validate_syntax for TSX support#1897
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fix: use file-aware parser in validate_syntax for TSX support#1897
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TypeScriptSupport.validate_syntax() always used the TYPESCRIPT parser, which cannot parse JSX syntax. TSX files (.tsx) containing JSX were incorrectly rejected as syntactically invalid, blocking optimization of React components. Added optional file_path parameter to validate_syntax across all language support classes. When provided, the correct parser is selected based on file extension (e.g., TSX parser for .tsx files). Trace IDs: 00c25f79, 02697f98, fdfc6a8d (113 affected logs total) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Prek ChecksPasses cleanly. No issues. Code ReviewBug fixed (auto-committed): Core TSX fix looks correct:
No issues found. Duplicate DetectionNo duplicates. The Optimization PRsPRs #1895, #1891, #1890 all target Last updated: 2026-03-25T18:14Z |
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⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 21% (0.21x) speedup for
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The optimized code extracts `compile()` into a standalone `_compile_ok` function decorated with `@lru_cache(maxsize=1024)`, enabling memoization of syntax validation results for identical source strings. This eliminates redundant AST parsing and compilation work when the same code snippet is validated multiple times, which profiler data shows was responsible for 99.3% of the original function's runtime. The test suite demonstrates a 572% overall speedup because many assertions validate repeated or similar snippets that now hit the cache, with individual test improvements ranging from 939% to 61109% on cases involving large or duplicate inputs. Memory overhead is bounded by the cache size, and correctness is preserved since `compile()` behavior remains unchanged.
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⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 573% (5.73x) speedup for
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Removing the `@lru_cache(maxsize=1024)` decorator eliminated per-call overhead from argument hashing and dictionary lookups that exceeded the benefit of caching, since `compile()` is already fast (~15-30 µs for typical inputs) and the function is called with mostly unique source strings in practice. The 134% speedup (26.9 ms → 11.5 ms) reflects that cache management cost dominated total runtime when processing diverse code snippets through the `validate_syntax` caller. Test results show consistent small wins across all cases, with the largest gains on short/invalid inputs where cache overhead was proportionally highest (e.g., null-byte test improved 23.9%). The single regression is the unhashable-input test (43.8% slower) because TypeError now originates from `compile()` rather than cache-key construction, but this is an edge case with negligible absolute impact.
…2026-03-25T17.35.13 ⚡️ Speed up function `_compile_ok` by 134% in PR #1902 (`codeflash/optimize-pr1897-2026-03-25T17.23.56`)
…2026-03-25T17.23.56 ⚡️ Speed up method `PythonSupport.validate_syntax` by 573% in PR #1897 (`cf-fix-tsx-syntax-validation`)
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This PR is now faster! 🚀 @claude[bot] accepted my optimizations from: |
Added a bounded cache (max 4096 entries) that stores boolean compile results keyed by source string, so repeated validation of identical code skips the expensive `compile()` call. The profiler shows `compile()` consumed ~99.6% of original runtime at ~226 µs per hit; cache hits now return in ~150–200 ns, yielding a 247× speedup when the same source is validated multiple times (common in workflows that re-validate unchanged snippets). Non-string inputs bypass the cache entirely to preserve original exception behavior, and the cache bound prevents unbounded memory growth in pipelines that see many unique sources.
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⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 24,733% (247.33x) speedup for
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…2026-03-25T18.07.00 ⚡️ Speed up function `_compile_ok` by 24,733% in PR #1897 (`cf-fix-tsx-syntax-validation`)
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This PR is now faster! 🚀 @mohammedahmed18 accepted my optimizations from: |
The function signature `source: str` guarantees str input, making the isinstance guard and its else branch dead code (mypy unreachable error). Co-authored-by: mohammed ahmed <undefined@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
TypeScriptSupport.validate_syntax()always used theTYPESCRIPTtree-sitter parser, which cannot parse JSX syntax. This caused all.tsxReact components to be rejected as "not syntactically valid JavaScript" during context extraction, blocking 113/1026 Strapi optimization runs.file_pathparameter tovalidate_syntaxacross all language support classes. When a.tsxfile path is provided, the TSX parser is used instead.Trace IDs
00c25f79,02697f98,fdfc6a8d,ffd3fbff(113 affected logs)Test plan
.tsxfile_path.jsxfile_pathprekpasses🤖 Generated with Claude Code