⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Cache RegExp instances to prevent recompilation#117
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💡 What
Extracted several dynamically compiled
RegExpinstances intostatic finalor top-levelfinalvariables across API adapters and UI widgets:NexusPHPWebAdapter.NexusPHPWebAdapter.NexusPHPAdapter.WebLoginWidget.🎯 Why
In Dart, dynamically constructing
RegExpinstances inside loops (such as parsing multiple sections/categories or traversing DOM trees inside isolates) incurs a performance penalty due to repeated pattern compilation. Caching them eliminates this overhead.📊 Impact
testConnectionandgetDetailprocesses.🔬 Measurement
Run the project's test suite and benchmarks to verify parsing logic remains correct. The tests passed successfully via
flutter test.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13672138189137458869 started by @JustLookAtNow