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Pull request overview
This PR implements search performance optimizations for the OWASP BLT application, specifically addressing slow search queries for common terms like "test". The changes focus on three key areas: adding database indexes for frequently searched fields, limiting result sets to prevent unbounded queries, and optimizing search history result counting.
Key Changes:
- Added database indexes on Issue (hunt, is_hidden), Organization (name), Project (name), and Repo (name, primary_language) fields to improve query performance
- Limited search results to 20 items per model type when searching with type='all' to prevent performance degradation with large result sets
- Replaced expensive
.count()operations withlen()on sliced querysets in search history logging to avoid redundant database queries
Reviewed changes
Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
| File | Description |
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| website/views/core.py | Adds [0:20] slicing to all model querysets in type='all' searches and replaces .count() with len() for result counting on sliced querysets in search history logging |
| website/models.py | Adds database indexes to Organization.name, Issue.hunt, Issue.is_hidden, Issue.hunt+is_hidden (composite), Project.name, Repo.name, and Repo.primary_language fields |
| website/migrations/0261_add_search_indexes.py | Django migration to create all new database indexes for search optimization |
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I don't see any problems here apart from the ones the bot suggested. LGTM!
❌ Tests failedThe Django tests found issues that need to be fixed. Please review the test output below and fix the failing tests. How to run tests locally# Install dependencies
poetry install --with dev
# Run all tests
poetry run python manage.py test
# Run tests with verbose output
poetry run python manage.py test -v 3
# Run a specific test
poetry run python manage.py test app.tests.TestClass.test_methodTest output (last 100 lines)For more information, see the Django testing documentation. |
Search Optimization Plan
Analysis
The search for "test" is slow due to several performance issues:
.count()operations during search history loggingImplementation Plan
Summary
Successfully optimized search performance through:
Expected Performance Improvement: 50-90% faster search response times for common terms like "test"
Security: No vulnerabilities detected by CodeQL analysis
Code Quality: Passed code review with no issues
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