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perf: check globToRegExp output without building a RegExp - #372
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The source was compiled only to find out whether it compiles, and every caller compiles it again. A linear check of the brackets, parentheses, escapes and class ranges translate can emit gives the same answer.
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Summary
util.globToRegExpbuilt aRegExpfrom its output only to find out whether it compiles. It then returned the string, and every caller compiles it again: webpack'ssideEffectsglobs, and watchpack's ownignoredoption. So each glob was compiled twice.The check is now a single pass over the source: brackets, parentheses, escapes and class ranges, the only constructs
translatecan emit. It reads ranges as a non-unicodeRegExpdoes. That covers\d/\s/\wsets,\b, control escapes, legacy octal,\x,\uand a lone\c. When the check fails, the same literal fallback is used as before.RegExpobjects built per callThe output is byte-identical to
mainfor every glob checked: about 9.4 million globs over four alphabets. These are every glob of up to 5–6 characters from each alphabet, plus random longer ones. The alphabets cover brackets, braces, escapes, octal,\x,\u,\c, ranges and non-ASCII.Tests
New case in
test/globToRegExp.test.js, "should read escapes and ranges in a class as a regexp does". Each escape kind and range rule appears once valid, matched through the class, and once invalid, matched literally.npm run lintpasses, as doestest/globToRegExp.test.js.Use of AI
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