⚡ Bolt: Cache Printify API variant lookups#56
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Applied `@functools.lru_cache` to `get_variants` in `printify_manager.py`, `create_merch.py`, and `merch_factory.py` to memoize the API responses as immutable tuples. This prevents N+1 network requests during bulk product creation. Co-authored-by: merg357 <221854052+merg357@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Implemented
@functools.lru_cacheon theget_variantsfunction acrossprintify_manager.py,create_merch.py, andmerch_factory.pyto memoize HTTP request results, storing them as immutable tuples.🎯 Why: In bulk creation loops, querying the same blueprint's variants repeatedly causes an N+1 API call bottleneck. Caching these responses drastically reduces redundant network requests. Returning immutable tuples ensures thread safety and protects the cached data from unintended mutations downstream.
📊 Impact: Reduces redundant N+1 Printify API queries down to a single network call per unique blueprint and provider combination, significantly accelerating product creation times and minimizing API rate limiting.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by executing creation scripts (e.g.,
python3 create_merch.py) and observing the dramatically reduced network latency when looking up variants for multiple products of the same blueprint.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15255439505164766462 started by @merg357