⚡ Bolt: Pre-compile regular expressions - #11
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💡 What: Extract inline
re.searchandre.splitcalls to module-levelre.compile()constants insrc/proxy_server.pyandsrc/domain_fronter.py.🎯 Why: Inline
re.searchuses an internal cache but requires a dictionary lookup on every invocation and can suffer from thrashing if many patterns are used. Pre-compiling regexes in variables at the module level avoids these micro-inefficiencies on the proxy's hot paths (like processing cookies, range chunks, and max-age parsing).📊 Impact: Expected reduction in CPU usage and memory allocations per proxy request, allowing higher connection throughput.
🔬 Measurement: Verify stable behavior. The
resyntax check passes anddomain_fronter/proxy_serverhandle proxy traffic gracefully with reduced CPU latency.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1135462270745402530 started by @maattyi