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perf(client): speed up generic argument traversal - #30968
Large, highly connected schemas can spend most of prisma generate shifting the input-type traversal queue. Iterate the growing queue in both generators to preserve breadth-first order and cache behavior without repeatedly moving the remaining entries.
pnpm --filter @prisma/client-generator-js --filter @prisma/client-generator-ts test — both complete suites passed, 74 tests total, including generated-TypeScript and snapshot checks.
ESLint and Prettier on all four changed files; git diff --check.
Manual: three interleaved original/patched generation runs on Prisma 7.10.0; all 505 generated files were byte-for-byte identical each time.
The new synthetic-graph tests cover 256 branches sharing 256 children, with and without a reachable field reference, plus subsequent queries through the same cache. No timing assertions.
Skill update
No skill update required: generation becomes faster, but CLI usage, public APIs, configuration, and generated output are unchanged.
Checklist
All commits are signed off (git commit -s) per the DCO, matching the author name and email.
I read CONTRIBUTING.md and the change is scoped to one logical concern.
Tests are updated.
The PR title follows the conventional-commit format required by CONTRIBUTING.md for external contributions.
The Skill update section above is filled in.
Notes for the reviewer
This targets Prisma 7's v7 branch. Validation uses its build and package-test commands; the Prisma 8 typecheck and test:packages scripts do not exist on this branch.
Measured the equivalent loop replacement in Prisma 7.10.0 on a large local schema, with Node 24.4.0 on macOS. Three interleaved original/patched runs, with generation executed each time:
Metric (median)
Original
Patched
Reported client generation
22.25 s
4.23 s
Entire prisma generate --no-hints process
27.70 s
8.97 s
Peak RSS
2.09 GiB
2.34 GiB
All 505 generated files were byte-for-byte identical on every run. The CPU profile attributed approximately 16 seconds to the original traversal. The iterator retains processed queue entries until traversal ends; the higher peak RSS above is a tradeoff in this local sample.
These end-to-end timings measure the equivalent loop replacement in 7.10.0, not the current v7 CLI. No application schema is included.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Performance
Improved processing of complex type relationships during client generation. The change preserves existing generic model argument detection and generated output while making traversal more efficient.
Tests
Added coverage for large type graphs to verify consistent detection results.
The JavaScript and TypeScript client generators now iterate over queued input types with for...of instead of repeatedly calling shift(). Tests in both packages cover generic model argument results for wide graphs with shared leaves.
Changes: Generic argument traversal
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Traversal and wide-graph tests packages/client-generator-js/src/GenericsArgsInfo.ts, packages/client-generator-js/src/GenericsArgsInfo.test.ts, packages/client-generator-ts/src/GenericsArgsInfo.ts, packages/client-generator-ts/src/GenericsArgsInfo.test.ts
Both generators iterate over queued types with for...of. Tests check results for roots, branches, and leaves with and without a field reference.
Client generation is substantially faster in the reported comparison, but it may use more memory on large schemas. This is a bounded risk to assess before rollout.
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perf(client): avoid shifting the generic argument traversal queue
perf(client): speed up generic argument traversal
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Review comments at @packages/client-generator-ts/src/GenericsArgsInfo.ts:
- Line 28: Update the processing loop over toVisit to release entries once
processed so duplicates from earlier layers do not accumulate; preserve the
parent links required for cache propagation. Measure peak queue length and
memory on a large schema to verify the change.
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On graphs with multiple layers of shared children, toVisit retains duplicates from earlier layers. This can increase peak memory compared with the previous queue.
Measure peak queue length and memory on a large schema. Release processed entries while preserving the parent links used for cache propagation.
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Update the processing loop over toVisit to release entries once processed so
duplicates from earlier layers do not accumulate; preserve the parent links
required for cache propagation. Measure peak queue length and memory on a large
schema to verify the change.
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Summary
Large, highly connected schemas can spend most of
prisma generateshifting the input-type traversal queue. Iterate the growing queue in both generators to preserve breadth-first order and cache behavior without repeatedly moving the remaining entries.Testing performed
Using the
v7branch's pinned pnpm 11.13.1:pnpm exec turbo build --filter=@prisma/client-generator-js --filter=@prisma/client-generator-tspnpm exec turbo build --filter=@prisma/clientpnpm exec turbo build --filter=prismapnpm --filter @prisma/client-generator-js --filter @prisma/client-generator-ts test— both complete suites passed, 74 tests total, including generated-TypeScript and snapshot checks.git diff --check.The new synthetic-graph tests cover 256 branches sharing 256 children, with and without a reachable field reference, plus subsequent queries through the same cache. No timing assertions.
Skill update
No skill update required: generation becomes faster, but CLI usage, public APIs, configuration, and generated output are unchanged.
Checklist
git commit -s) per the DCO, matching the author name and email.Notes for the reviewer
This targets Prisma 7's
v7branch. Validation uses its build and package-test commands; the Prisma 8typecheckandtest:packagesscripts do not exist on this branch.Measured the equivalent loop replacement in Prisma 7.10.0 on a large local schema, with Node 24.4.0 on macOS. Three interleaved original/patched runs, with generation executed each time:
prisma generate --no-hintsprocessAll 505 generated files were byte-for-byte identical on every run. The CPU profile attributed approximately 16 seconds to the original traversal. The iterator retains processed queue entries until traversal ends; the higher peak RSS above is a tradeoff in this local sample.
These end-to-end timings measure the equivalent loop replacement in 7.10.0, not the current
v7CLI. No application schema is included.Summary by CodeRabbit