Parallel Processing Optimization in test_operations.py #2169
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Issue
Close or ref the associated ticket, e.g. Closes #84
Description
This pull request aims to improve the parallel processing capabilities specifically in the test_operations.py module. The enhancements focus on optimizing performance and resource utilization for better scalability and efficiency.
Implemented process-level parallelism using concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor.
Utilized asyncio for asynchronous I/O handling.
Introduced batch processing to execute multiple test cases concurrently.
Improved resource utilization and performance in both compare_mode() and time_mode() functions.
Testing
Run the test_operations.py script with a set of sample test cases.
Measure the execution time with and without parallel processing enabled.
Acceptance Criteria
Acceptance Criteria
Execute the test_operations.py script with a variety of test cases.
Compare execution times and resource utilization metrics between the parallel and sequential modes.
Confirm that the parallel implementation does not introduce any functional regressions or inaccuracies in test results.