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To reduce cognitive load and avoid the overhead of dynamically creating nested functions (closures) during runtime, the normalizer functions for optional types (str, int, bool, datetime) have been extracted to private module-level functions: - `_optional_str` - `_optional_int` - `_optional_bool` - `_optional_datetime` This aligns with the Architect manifesto (KISS, Explicit > Implicit). Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR refactors JsonModel’s normalization logic by extracting previously inline optional-type normalizer closures in _get_normalizer into private module-level functions, reducing repeated closure creation on the validation hot path.
Changes:
- Added module-level optional normalizers (
_optional_str,_optional_int,_optional_bool,_optional_datetime). - Simplified
_get_normalizerby selecting either the optional wrapper or the base parser function directly.
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This PR extracts inline function closures used for normalizing optional types in
JsonModel's_get_normalizermethod into explicit, private module-level functions.This change reduces runtime overhead by avoiding repeated closure instantiation in the hot parsing path and drastically reduces the cognitive load of reading the conditional parsing rules.
Tested successfully against existing parsing and modeling test suites with no regressions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 14322012092737742143 started by @fderuiter