⚡ Cache compiled regex patterns in TestFolderPathPattern#244
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Implemented a static LRU cache for compiled regex patterns in the TestFolderPathPattern.resolveGroups method to avoid redundant compilation when processing multiple files in the same folders. Co-authored-by: RoiSoleil <3462260+RoiSoleil@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Increased pattern cache size to 500 entries. - Refactored resolveGroups to minimize lock contention by compiling patterns outside of the synchronized block. - Verified all necessary imports. Co-authored-by: RoiSoleil <3462260+RoiSoleil@users.noreply.github.com>
💡 What: Implemented a static LRU cache for compiled regex patterns in the
TestFolderPathPattern.resolveGroupsmethod.🎯 Why: The method was calling
Pattern.compileon every invocation. Since many files often share the same folder structure, the patterns used for matching are frequently identical. Caching these patterns avoids redundant compilation and improves overall performance during search or decoration operations.📊 Measured Improvement: In a microbenchmark of 100,000 iterations:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7579925627975240659 started by @RoiSoleil