⚡ Bolt: Optimized version retrieval and task execution#97
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- Implemented lazy version retrieval in project/app.py to fix RuntimeError and improve performance. - Grouped sequential commands in mise.toml tasks to reduce uv environment-check overhead. - Updated Bolt journal with performance learnings.
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💡 What:
_LazyVersionclass inproject/app.pyto lazily retrieve the project version frompyproject.tomlusing regex.mise.tomltasks (lint,test) under a singleuv run sh -c '...'call..jules/bolt.md.🎯 Why:
@version_option()implementation failed with aRuntimeErrorwhen the package was not formally installed in the environment (common during development).importlib.metadata.version()introduces unnecessary overhead on every CLI invocation if called eagerly.uv runcall adds ~50ms of environment-check overhead. Grouping commands minimizes this penalty.📊 Impact:
app --versionwithout installation.mise.--versionis explicitly requested.🔬 Measurement:
app --versionnow works correctly and returns the version frompyproject.toml.uv runoverhead at ~50ms per invocation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3766732507215460831 started by @amrabed