⚡ Optimize Cargo Parser Regex Compilation#40
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Replaced local Regex compilation in `parse_cargo_install_list` with a static `OnceLock<Regex>`. This prevents recompiling the regex on every function call, resulting in a ~40x speedup for the function. Benchmarks: - Before: ~3.09s for 10,000 iterations - After: ~0.077s for 10,000 iterations Co-authored-by: mudcube <101564+mudcube@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced the local
Regex::newcall inparse_cargo_install_listwith a staticstd::sync::OnceLock<Regex>. This ensures the regex is compiled only once and reused across all function calls.🎯 Why: The previous implementation recompiled the regex every time
parse_cargo_install_listwas called. Since this function is called during package detection, repeated calls would unnecessarily consume CPU cycles compiling the same regex pattern.📊 Measured Improvement:
I created a micro-benchmark running
parse_cargo_install_list10,000 times with a sample input.This change is safe as
OnceLockis thread-safe and the regex pattern is constant. The use of.expect()for the static regex is appropriate as compilation failure for a hardcoded valid pattern would indicate a critical environment issue or bug, effectively similar to the previous behavior but with better performance.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9482858837940197823 started by @mudcube