⚡ Optimize regex compilation in version-sync#41
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Replaces repeated regex recompilation with `std::sync::OnceLock` for static reuse. Removes unnecessary nested fallback regex logic. Achieves ~2400x speedup in micro-benchmark for regex operations. Co-authored-by: mudcube <101564+mudcube@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Regex::newcalls incheck_file_versionandupdate_file_versionwithstatic OnceLock<Regex>.unwrap_or_elsefallback logic, as the regex patterns are static and known to be valid.🎯 Why:
Regex::newis an expensive operation involving parsing and compiling the pattern into an automaton.📊 Measured Improvement:
A micro-benchmark comparing the old vs new approach (10,000 iterations of regex creation/access) showed:
While the wall-clock time for checking 4 files is dominated by I/O and process startup, this change eliminates a significant CPU inefficiency and improves code clarity.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7347783810177786620 started by @mudcube