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fix: LEAP-509: Optimize regular expression for improved performance #1673
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This PR addresses inefficient regular expressions in the code, as identified by GitHub's code scan. In particular, the regular expression "(?""|[^""]+)*" has been causing performance issues and potential security risks. The goal is to enhance performance and mitigate the risk of Denial of Service ("DoS") attacks. https://github.com/HumanSignal/label-studio/security/code-scanning/760
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What does this fix?
By optimizing the regular expression, this change improves code performance and reduces the risk of DoS attacks. It ensures that the regular expression matching process is more efficient and not negatively affecting the application's responsiveness.
Does this change affect performance?
Yes, this change positively affects performance. The replacement of the inefficient regular expression with the optimized regex "(?:""|[^"])*" significantly improves matching efficiency. It reduces the risk of performance issues, making the regular expression matching process more efficient and responsive.