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Improve Herald Rule execution speed for Personal Herald rules by avoiding expensive lookup for all adapters and instead use specific adapter check
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Authored by artms on Sep 12 2018, 11:15 AM.
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Adapter permission lookup is quite expensive, here we avoid looking up permissions for all adapters and instead search only one we need.

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On empty phabricator instance (couple of users, projects) - this reduces *each* personal herald rule execution from 1.5ms to 0.3ms for Maniphest tasks.

For our production case it was reducing runtime from 20ms to 2-3ms for each Personal herald rule... We have large user base and some large projects.

This also reduces runtime for Personal Herald rules touching other objects, like differential...

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artms added inline comments.
src/applications/herald/adapter/HeraldAdapter.php
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I think this is equivalent to getEnabledAdapterMap(PhabricatorUser $viewer) but without querying all adapters, hope so...

Anything? This improves herald rule performance...

See T13196 -- anything which isn't coming through a support pact may take a very long time to get to, since you're behind all open requests from paying customers.

Uh, sorry, didn't mean to step on toes, take your time :) Just wanted to share/upstream our findings which improve overall performance for large phab installations

On my personal resource limited RasberryPI alike server (4x1.2ghz ARM A53, 2GB ram, php 7.4.12) running Phabricator - this changes saves ~15ms of runtime (180ms vs 167ms after) when running:

./bin/herald test --object T19 --type HeraldManiphestTaskAdapter

It is pretty empty instance - 19 tasks, 1 user and 1 personal Herald rule...