Stop using obsolete URI.regexp for validation #104
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I'm seeing that URI::regexp is obsolete. https://github.com/ruby/uri/blob/f1b05c89ab38667e7564896f994d4d6cfbc67149/lib/uri/common.rb#L339 I wonder if we can replace this with URI(val) and trap exceptions instead?
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Good catch. This saves 3x on memory for the test case compared to my original. |
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With the same test setup as #103 I'm seeing we could make some performance savings by not recompiling the regex in each call of
validate_uri."allocated memory by class" for Regex goes from 9268983 to 31073