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  • Add parallel execution utility (ThreadPoolExecutor) for concurrent tasks
  • Add pigz-based parallel compression with automatic fallback to tarfile
  • Execute check_env() and state_environment() concurrently in push command
  • Run compression and signed URL fetch in parallel during upload
  • Add AENV_DISABLE_PARALLEL env var to disable all optimizations

Performance improvement: ~34% faster push time in real-world testing:

Version Command User Time System Time CPU Total Time Improvement
Optimized aenv push 10.08s 2.00s 31% 38.94s 34% faster
Optimized (disabled) AENV_DISABLE_PARALLEL=1 aenv push 19.78s 1.61s 45% 47.10s 21% faster
Original aenv push (v0.1.4) 24.62s 1.99s 44% 59.29s baseline

- Add parallel execution utility (ThreadPoolExecutor) for concurrent tasks
- Add pigz-based parallel compression with automatic fallback to tarfile
- Execute check_env() and state_environment() concurrently in push command
- Run compression and signed URL fetch in parallel during upload
- Add AENV_DISABLE_PARALLEL env var to disable all optimizations

Performance improvement: ~34% faster push time in real-world testing

Co-Authored-By: Claude (claude-opus-4-5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary of Changes

Hello @puzhen-ryan, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces significant performance enhancements to the aenv push command by leveraging parallel processing for both network requests and file compression. The changes aim to reduce the overall execution time by performing independent operations concurrently, leading to a faster and more efficient user experience. A configurable option is also provided to disable these optimizations if needed.

Highlights

  • Parallel Execution Utility: Introduced a new utility module (cli.utils.parallel) that provides a ThreadPoolExecutor-based function (parallel_execute) for running multiple tasks concurrently with robust error handling and a sequential fallback mechanism. This utility also includes a check for the AENV_DISABLE_PARALLEL environment variable to optionally disable parallel execution.
  • Optimized Compression with pigz: Added a new utility module (cli.utils.compression) that implements pigz-based parallel compression for archiving directories. This feature automatically falls back to standard tarfile compression if pigz is not available on the system or if parallel execution is disabled. It also includes logic to exclude specified patterns like __pycache__.
  • Concurrent push Command Operations: The push command in aenv/src/cli/cmds/push.py has been refactored to execute check_env() and state_environment() calls concurrently using the new parallel execution utility. This reduces the total time spent waiting for these independent API calls.
  • Parallel Upload Process: The AEnvHubStorage's upload method in aenv/src/cli/extends/storage/storage_manager.py now performs directory compression and fetching of signed upload URLs in parallel. This significantly speeds up the preparation phase before the actual file transfer.
  • Performance Gains: These optimizations have resulted in a measured performance improvement of approximately 34% faster push times in real-world testing, making the aenv push command more efficient.
  • Disable Parallelism Option: A new environment variable, AENV_DISABLE_PARALLEL, has been added, allowing users to easily disable all parallel execution and compression optimizations for debugging or specific use cases.

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This pull request introduces significant performance improvements to the push command by parallelizing network requests and compression. The implementation of parallel utilities for task execution and compression is well-done and includes fallbacks for robustness. The changes are accompanied by a good set of unit and integration tests.

My review focuses on a few areas for improvement:

  • Error handling in the parallel workflow to ensure safe operation.
  • A minor bug in a new test file.
  • A potential regression in flexibility in one of the modified classes.

Overall, this is a great enhancement. Addressing these points will make the implementation even more robust.

Comment on lines +85 to +89
if state_result and state_result.success:
env_state = EnvStatus.parse_state(state_result.result)
if env_state.running() and not force:
click.echo("❌ Environment is being prepared, use --force to overwrite")
raise click.Abort()
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high

If the state_env task fails, the check for a running environment is skipped. This could lead to unintentionally overwriting a running environment without the --force flag because the failure is handled silently. For safety, the operation should be aborted if the state of an existing environment cannot be determined.

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if state_result and state_result.success:
env_state = EnvStatus.parse_state(state_result.result)
if env_state.running() and not force:
click.echo("❌ Environment is being prepared, use --force to overwrite")
raise click.Abort()
if state_result and state_result.success:
env_state = EnvStatus.parse_state(state_result.result)
if env_state.running() and not force:
click.echo("❌ Environment is being prepared, use --force to overwrite")
raise click.Abort()
else:
click.echo("❌ Could not determine the state of the existing environment. Aborting to prevent accidental overwrite.", err=True)
if state_result and state_result.error:
raise state_result.error
raise click.Abort()

yield tmpdir


from pathlib import Path
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high

The import from pathlib import Path is located here, but Path is used before this line (at line 47). This will cause a NameError and prevent these tests from running. To fix this and follow Python conventions, all imports should be moved to the top of the file.

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if archive_path and os.path.exists(archive_path):
os.unlink(archive_path)
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medium

The finally block correctly cleans up the temporary archive file. However, it's worth noting that os.unlink can raise an exception (e.g., PermissionError). While unlikely in this context, wrapping it in a try...except block would make the cleanup even more robust and prevent a cleanup failure from masking the original exception if one occurred in the try block.

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if archive_path and os.path.exists(archive_path):
os.unlink(archive_path)
if archive_path and os.path.exists(archive_path):
try:
os.unlink(archive_path)
except OSError:
pass

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if self.use_parallel:
from cli.utils.compression import pack_directory_parallel

self.archive_path = pack_directory_parallel(
self.source_dir,
exclude_patterns=self.pack_kwargs.get("exclude_patterns"),
use_parallel=True,
)
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When use_parallel=True, TempArchive only passes exclude_patterns to pack_directory_parallel. This is a reduction in flexibility compared to the non-parallel path, which passes all **self.pack_kwargs. Other arguments like compression_level would be ignored. While this works for the current usage, it makes the class's interface inconsistent and less reusable.

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lgtm

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