⚡ Bolt: optimize get_consumption and combine_consumption#178
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⚡ Bolt: optimize get_consumption and combine_consumption#178
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- Reduced API overhead in `get_consumption` by skipping redundant GSP lookup in `get_meter_details`. - Replaced `ifelse` with logical indexing in `combine_consumption` for better performance and reduced memory allocation. - Updated documentation and internal type handling for GSP. - Added architectural learning to `.jules/bolt.md`. Co-authored-by: Moohan <5982260+Moohan@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces an optional include_gsp flag to avoid unnecessary GSP lookups when fetching meter details for get_consumption, and optimizes combine_consumption NA handling by replacing ifelse-based replacement with in-place, vectorized assignment; also records the optimization in the .jules/bolt.md metadata file. Sequence diagram for get_consumption and conditional GSP lookupsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant get_consumption
participant get_meter_details
participant get_meter_gsp
Client->>get_consumption: get_consumption(meter_type, direction, mpan_mprn, serial_number)
alt mpan_mprn_or_serial_missing
get_consumption->>get_meter_details: get_meter_details(meter_type, direction, include_gsp = FALSE)
get_meter_details-->>get_consumption: meter_details(type, mpan_mprn, serial_number, gsp = NA)
else mpan_mprn_and_serial_provided
get_consumption-->>Client: consumption_data
end
get_consumption-->>Client: consumption_data
%% Example of other callers that still request GSP
rect rgb(230,230,230)
participant OtherCaller
OtherCaller->>get_meter_details: get_meter_details(meter_type = electricity, direction, include_gsp = TRUE)
alt electricity_and_include_gsp_true
get_meter_details->>get_meter_gsp: get_meter_gsp(mpan_mprn)
get_meter_gsp-->>get_meter_details: gsp
get_meter_details-->>OtherCaller: meter_details(type, mpan_mprn, serial_number, gsp)
else gas_or_include_gsp_false
get_meter_details-->>OtherCaller: meter_details(type, mpan_mprn, serial_number, gsp = NA)
end
end
Class diagram for updated meter and consumption helpersclassDiagram
class get_consumption {
get_consumption(meter_type, direction, mpan_mprn, serial_number)
}
class get_meter_details {
get_meter_details(meter_type, direction, include_gsp)
}
class get_meter_gsp {
get_meter_gsp(mpan)
}
class combine_consumption {
combine_consumption(consumption_import, consumption_export, ...)
}
get_consumption --> get_meter_details : obtains_meter_details
get_meter_details --> get_meter_gsp : optional_gsp_lookup
combine_consumption ..> get_consumption : postprocesses_results
class MeterDetails {
type
mpan_mprn
serial_number
direction
gsp
}
get_meter_details ..> MeterDetails : constructs
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Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant get_consumption
participant get_meter_details
participant get_meter_gsp
Client->>get_consumption: get_consumption()
alt meter_details provided
get_consumption->>Client: return data
else meter_details missing
get_consumption->>get_meter_details: include_gsp = FALSE
alt meter_type == electricity && include_gsp == TRUE
get_meter_details->>get_meter_gsp: fetch GSP
get_meter_gsp-->>get_meter_details: return GSP
else skip GSP retrieval
get_meter_details->>get_meter_details: set GSP = NA
end
get_meter_details-->>get_consumption: return meter details
get_consumption->>Client: return data
end
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In @.jules/bolt.md:
- Line 1: Add a top-level H1 heading as the very first line of the
.jules/bolt.md note to satisfy markdownlint MD041; keep the existing body (the
2025-05-15 note about get_meter_details, get_meter_gsp, get_consumption and the
new include_gsp parameter) unchanged and simply prepend a single H1 line (e.g.,
a concise title referencing the date/subject) so the file begins with an H1
before the current content.
In `@R/meter_details.R`:
- Around line 330-334: Add a regression test that covers the asymmetric-interval
merge case where merge(..., all = TRUE) produces NA on one side so the
zero-filling logic for result$import_consumption and result$export_consumption
is exercised; create a new test in tests/testthat (e.g.
test-combine_consumption-asymmetric.R) that builds two series with non-aligned
intervals (one has an interval the other lacks), calls the combine function used
in meter_details.R (the code path touching
result$import_consumption/result$export_consumption), and asserts that NA gaps
are replaced with 0 rather than left as NA, matching the existing
populated-series expectations.
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| ## 2025-05-15 - Redundant GSP API call in get_consumption **Learning:** The internal `get_meter_details()` function was automatically calling `get_meter_gsp()` which makes a network request to retrieve Grid Supply Point info. This info is not needed for `get_consumption()`, leading to a 50% increase in request overhead for every consumption call when meter details aren't provided. **Action:** Added an `include_gsp` parameter to `get_meter_details()` to allow skipping this call when the data is not required. | |||
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Add a top-level heading to satisfy markdownlint.
The file currently starts with body content, which triggers MD041. A single H1 at the top fixes the warning and makes the note easier to scan.
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-## 2025-05-15 - Redundant GSP API call in get_consumption **Learning:** The internal `get_meter_details()` function was automatically calling `get_meter_gsp()` which makes a network request to retrieve Grid Supply Point info. This info is not needed for `get_consumption()`, leading to a 50% increase in request overhead for every consumption call when meter details aren't provided. **Action:** Added an `include_gsp` parameter to `get_meter_details()` to allow skipping this call when the data is not required.
+# Bolt learnings
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+## 2025-05-15 - Redundant GSP API call in `get_consumption`
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+**Learning:** The internal `get_meter_details()` function was automatically calling `get_meter_gsp()`, which makes a network request to retrieve Grid Supply Point info. This info is not needed for `get_consumption()`, leading to a 50% increase in request overhead for every consumption call when meter details are not provided.
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+**Action:** Added an `include_gsp` parameter to `get_meter_details()` to allow skipping this call when the data is not required.📝 Committable suggestion
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| ## 2025-05-15 - Redundant GSP API call in get_consumption **Learning:** The internal `get_meter_details()` function was automatically calling `get_meter_gsp()` which makes a network request to retrieve Grid Supply Point info. This info is not needed for `get_consumption()`, leading to a 50% increase in request overhead for every consumption call when meter details aren't provided. **Action:** Added an `include_gsp` parameter to `get_meter_details()` to allow skipping this call when the data is not required. | |
| # Bolt learnings | |
| ## 2025-05-15 - Redundant GSP API call in `get_consumption` | |
| **Learning:** The internal `get_meter_details()` function was automatically calling `get_meter_gsp()`, which makes a network request to retrieve Grid Supply Point info. This info is not needed for `get_consumption()`, leading to a 50% increase in request overhead for every consumption call when meter details are not provided. | |
| **Action:** Added an `include_gsp` parameter to `get_meter_details()` to allow skipping this call when the data is not required. |
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In @.jules/bolt.md at line 1, Add a top-level H1 heading as the very first line
of the .jules/bolt.md note to satisfy markdownlint MD041; keep the existing body
(the 2025-05-15 note about get_meter_details, get_meter_gsp, get_consumption and
the new include_gsp parameter) unchanged and simply prepend a single H1 line
(e.g., a concise title referencing the date/subject) so the file begins with an
H1 before the current content.
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| result$import_consumption <- result$consumption_import | ||
| result$import_consumption[is.na(result$import_consumption)] <- 0 | ||
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| result$export_consumption <- result$consumption_export | ||
| result$export_consumption[is.na(result$export_consumption)] <- 0 |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Add a regression test for zero-filled merge gaps.
This path only sees NAs when merge(..., all = TRUE) produces intervals present on one side but not the other, and the existing tests/testthat/test-combine_consumption.R:22-75 cases only cover fully populated series. Please add an asymmetric-interval test so this optimisation keeps the intended behaviour pinned down.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@R/meter_details.R` around lines 330 - 334, Add a regression test that covers
the asymmetric-interval merge case where merge(..., all = TRUE) produces NA on
one side so the zero-filling logic for result$import_consumption and
result$export_consumption is exercised; create a new test in tests/testthat
(e.g. test-combine_consumption-asymmetric.R) that builds two series with
non-aligned intervals (one has an interval the other lacks), calls the combine
function used in meter_details.R (the code path touching
result$import_consumption/result$export_consumption), and asserts that NA gaps
are replaced with 0 rather than left as NA, matching the existing
populated-series expectations.
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This PR implements two performance optimizations for the
octopusRpackage:get_meter_details()function was automatically callingget_meter_gsp()(a network request) even when the GSP information wasn't needed.get_consumption()now skips this, reducing network overhead by one request per call when meter details are not provided.combine_consumption(),ifelse()was used to replaceNAvalues with0. This has been replaced with logical indexing (x[is.na(x)] <- 0), which is measurably faster and more memory-efficient.Benchmarking Results:
get_meter_gspcalls reduced from 1 to 0 duringget_consumption()execution.combine_consumptionOptimization:Tests were run locally using
testthat::test_local()and all 64 tests passed.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5119408834053835043 started by @Moohan
Summary by Sourcery
Optimize meter detail retrieval and consumption combination performance while adding internal documentation for a past optimization decision.
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