⚡ perf(ingestion): bulk parse JSONL files in _parse_jsonl

[wjohns989]

💡 What:
Optimized the _parse_jsonl parsing mechanism to bulk parse instead of iterating with json.loads over every line individually.
The method reads all lines, comma-joins the valid lines into a JSON array structure string ("[" + ",".join(valid_lines) + "]"), and bulk loads it via a single json.loads() call, delegating the iterative deserialization to the underlying high-performance C library instead of a pure Python loop.
If there's an exception (e.g. malformed JSON data on any given line) it will safely fall back to the old line-by-line mechanism for the given file, maintaining exact functionality and error resilience.

🎯 Why:
Parsing JSON line by line incurs high overhead due to frequent crossings between Python and the underlying C code handling the json library logic, significantly stalling the parsing loop over larger files like those seen in ingestion paths.

📊 Measured Improvement:
Using a benchmark generating a 100,000 line mock jsonl file to simulate real-world data payloads, execution time across 5 identical iterations dropped from 8.6188s (baseline) to 6.9878s (optimized bulk parsing), netting approximately a ~19% performance improvement in the tight loop.

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Guard bulk JSONL parse against memory blowups

Building bulk_str by joining every JSONL record into one giant array forces at least one extra full-copy allocation of the file contents, and json.loads then materializes the whole array at once. For large JSONL inputs this can raise MemoryError (or trigger OOM) before the fallback runs, because only JSONDecodeError is caught, so ingestion now fails where the previous streaming loop could still process the file incrementally.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a bulk parsing optimization for JSONL files in muninn/ingestion/parser.py and updates the muninn-mcp version and torch dependencies in uv.lock. Feedback identifies a significant memory risk and code duplication introduced by reading entire files into memory before parsing. The reviewer recommends refactoring the extraction logic into a shared function and implementing a file size check to prevent potential MemoryError exceptions on large files, ensuring the implementation meets the project's SOTA+ robustness requirements.

[gemini-code-assist]

The current implementation introduces a significant memory risk and code duplication. Reading the entire file into memory with path.read_text() and then creating a list of strings with splitlines() (line 195) creates multiple copies of the data, which can lead to MemoryError on large ingestion files. This violates the Production-Grade Only and Robust requirements of the SOTA+ philosophy (Repository Style Guide, line 11).

Additionally, the extraction logic is duplicated between the bulk parse and fallback paths. Consider refactoring to use a shared processing function and a memory-efficient fallback that iterates over the file handle directly, while keeping the bulk optimization for smaller files.

    def process_payload(p):
        extracted: List[str] = []
        _extract_chat_lines(p, extracted)
        if extracted:
            lines.extend(extracted)
        else:
            lines.append(json.dumps(p, ensure_ascii=False, sort_keys=True))

    # Fast path: bulk parse for small/medium files
    # We use a size check to prevent OOM on massive files
    if path.stat().st_size < 50 * 1024 * 1024:
        try:
            raw_text = path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="replace")
            valid_lines = [l.strip() for l in raw_text.splitlines() if l.strip()]
            if valid_lines:
                payloads = json.loads("[" + ",".join(valid_lines) + "]")
                for payload in payloads:
                    process_payload(payload)
                return _truncate_output("\n".join(lines))
        except (json.JSONDecodeError, MemoryError):
            lines.clear()

    # Fallback or Large File Path: Memory-efficient line-by-line parsing
    with path.open("r", encoding="utf-8", errors="replace") as handle:
        for raw in handle:
            raw_line = raw.strip()
            if not raw_line:
                continue
            try:
                process_payload(json.loads(raw_line))
            except json.JSONDecodeError:
                lines.append(raw_line)

    return _truncate_output("\n".join(lines))

References

1. The SOTA+ philosophy requires code to be production-ready and robust, avoiding potential failures like MemoryError on large inputs. ^(link)