Hi,
.Net 7 now supports source-generated regex for better performance.
Considering how this library is practically on the hot path of every Optimizely-based website, using source-generated regex when evaluating redirects or ignore patterns should lead to improved performance on almost every HTTP request.
I see that the library is still on .Net 6. This version of .Net is no longer in support. Is there any desire to move to .Net 8 considering it's the new LTS (or .Net 10 since it is 6 months away)?
If yes, I can help make the upgrade and transform the usages of regex in the codebase on the hot paths to the new source-generate regex.
Hi,
.Net 7 now supports source-generated regex for better performance.
Considering how this library is practically on the hot path of every Optimizely-based website, using source-generated regex when evaluating redirects or ignore patterns should lead to improved performance on almost every HTTP request.
I see that the library is still on .Net 6. This version of .Net is no longer in support. Is there any desire to move to .Net 8 considering it's the new LTS (or .Net 10 since it is 6 months away)?
If yes, I can help make the upgrade and transform the usages of regex in the codebase on the hot paths to the new source-generate regex.