Lazy-load rich_utils to reduce startup time #1128
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Lazy-load
rich_utils
(andrich.traceback
) to reduce import time.Fixes #744
There was some discussion in that issue about using
lazyasd
andif TYPE_CHECKING:
in order to make the import known to type checkers and build tools that perform import analysis.To keep it simple, I didn't go that route.
There are already a few lazy imports, so I think this doesn't change the big picture.
And
lazyasd
appears to be no longer maintained.Let me know if you rather would use
lazyasd
and/orif TYPE_CHECKING:
.Benefit
This cuts down startup overhead by 45%. Below are some measurements (best of 5 runs).
Measured on a Mac mini (M4 pro).
Before
After