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Speeds up getConfigWithStatus() and isDirectoryIgnored() by roughly 4x on posix paths and 1.7x on Windows paths: * Compile minimatch patterns to regular expressions via makeRe() and cache them, instead of calling Minimatch#match(), which re-splits the file path on every call. Negation, trailing-slash, and trailing- globstar semantics of match() are preserved exactly, with a fallback to match() for patterns that can't be compiled safely. * Add a fast path to toRelativePath() for already-normalized absolute posix paths, avoiding resolve()/relative() and their allocations. * Cache derived per-config metadata (universal files partition and global-ignores detection) in a WeakMap instead of recomputing it for every file path. * Replace reduce()/some()/filter() callbacks and temporary wrapper objects in the matching hot paths with allocation-free loops. * Skip building debug message strings when debug logging is disabled. Also adds a benchmark script (npm run bench in packages/config-array) for measuring config resolution performance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Optimizes ConfigArray path matching and config resolution while adding performance benchmarking support.
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- Compiles and caches glob matchers and config metadata.
- Adds optimized POSIX path handling and allocation-reduced matching loops.
- Adds a configurable config-resolution benchmark and documentation.
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packages/config-array/src/config-array.js |
Optimizes matching, path resolution, caching, and debug handling. |
packages/config-array/package.json |
Adds the benchmark command. |
packages/config-array/benchmarks/README.md |
Documents benchmark usage and interpretation. |
packages/config-array/benchmarks/config-resolution.bench.js |
Implements the benchmark workload and reporting. |
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Addresses review feedback on the config resolution optimization. `Minimatch#makeRe()` silently drops all but the first globstar that appears after the first path segment, so a pattern such as `src/<globstar>/test/<globstar>/*.js` compiled to a regular expression that no longer matched `src/test/x/a.js`. Patterns like that now stay on `Minimatch#match()`, which also keeps them subject to minimatch's `maxGlobstarRecursion` bound. Patterns with a leading globstar and at most one later globstar still compile, which covers the common cases, so the performance gain is unchanged. Adds regression tests for multi-globstar patterns, which the existing suite did not cover, and validates the benchmark's `--runs` option so that non-integer or non-positive values fail with a clear error instead of throwing later on undefined.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughConfigArray matching now uses cached matchers, regex and POSIX path fast paths, shared matching helpers, and cached config metadata. Tests cover multiple-globstar patterns and explicit base paths. The change also adds a config-resolution benchmark, a package script, and benchmark documentation. ChangesConfigArray resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Changing a normalized config after its first lookup can produce incorrect results for later lookups. Resolve the mutation and cache-invalidation behavior before merging, or explicitly accept this bounded risk. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The path-boundary checks remain in place. A narrower concern is that reused, mutable configuration objects can retain outdated matching decisions, potentially changing which files receive a configuration or ignore rule. Retained concerns
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- Around line 69-71: Clarify the benchmark example in the README so it states
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* Pass file paths to `debug()` as format arguments instead of interpolating them into the message. The message is only formatted when debugging is enabled, which removes the need for the `debug.enabled` guards, and paths containing `%` sequences are no longer misinterpreted as formatters. * Remove the unreachable non-object guard in `getConfigMetadata()`. Metadata is now only looked up in branches that already require a truthy `files` or `ignores` property. * Replace the port of `std/path`'s `relative()` with a smaller `posixRelativeOutside()` that only handles what its caller can pass: a path outside the base path. This removes branches that could never run, including the `from === to` case. * Add tests that use explicit posix and Windows base paths, so both path implementations are covered regardless of the platform running the tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Explain how to compare uncommitted changes against `HEAD` with `git stash`, and add instructions for comparing two committed revisions. Switching to an arbitrary commit uses `git switch --detach`, since `git switch` refuses a bare commit without it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When I run the benchmark on my machine I can see an approximately 75% speedup for posix paths and approximately 35% for Windows paths, which is broadly consistent with the figures reported in the PR description.
I left a few more comments for the coding agent to follow the stylistic conventions in this repo, and one suggestion to remove a possibly constant condition.
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🟡 Minor · Prevent mutation of normalized config entries after metadata caching. · config-array.js:1055-1060
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPrevent mutation of normalized config entries after metadata caching.
Object.freeze(this)freezes only theConfigArraycontainer. It does not freeze config entries or their nestedfilesandignoresarrays. With{ normalized: true }, the constructor stores the caller’s objects directly and skips normalization.After the first lookup, mutating
config.files, its nested arrays, or the config keys leaves theWeakMapmetadata stale. A later lookup can therefore use outdated pattern groups orisGlobalIgnores. Freeze normalized config entries and their relevant nested values, including the{ normalized: true }path. If mutation is supported instead, invalidate metadata and all dependent lookup caches when a config changes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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LGTM, thanks! Leaving open for @mdjermanovic's review.
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| * For a pattern ending with a trailing globstar, `Minimatch#match()` | ||
| * requires at least one path segment after the head (`"a/**"` doesn't | ||
| * match `"a"`, though it does match `"a/"`), but `makeRe()` makes the | ||
| * trailing globstar optional. In that case the compiled regular | ||
| * expression ends with the optional globstar group (`)?$`), so | ||
| * making the group required restores the exact `match()` semantics. | ||
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| * expansions with a trailing globstar), fall back to `match()`. | ||
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Doesn't this rely too much on minimatch's implementation? While those regexes currently may end with )?$ , there's no guarantee it will still be the case in future versions (even minor/patch releases).
| * `makeRe()` is lossy for patterns containing more than one globstar after | ||
| * the first path segment: all but the first such globstar are dropped. For | ||
| * example, a pattern made up of `a`, globstar, `b`, globstar, `c` compiles | ||
| * to a regular expression that has lost the second globstar, and so stops | ||
| * matching `"a/b/x/c"`. A leading globstar and a single non-leading | ||
| * globstar both compile correctly, which covers the common patterns such as | ||
| * `"src/**"` and those starting with a globstar. |
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This is another case we have found where the behavior of makeRe().test() differs from match(). How can we know there are no more cases, and that no new differences will be introduced in the future?
Per isaacs/minimatch#268 (comment), the maintainers don't guarantee the same behavior, and even state that there will always be some differences. So my concern with the makeRe approach is that we could end up with bugs we can't resolve.
What
Speeds up
getConfigWithStatus()andisDirectoryIgnored()in@eslint/config-arrayby roughly 4x on posix paths and 1.7x on Windows paths, and adds a benchmark script for measuring config resolution performance.Benchmark (1,500 unique file paths against an 8-config array, 100 runs, same machine, mean time per run):
Changes
doMatch()now compiles each pattern once viaMinimatch#makeRe()and evaluatesregexp.test()instead ofMinimatch#match(), which re-splits the file path and walks the pattern segment-by-segment on every call. Three semantic differences betweenmatch()and the compiled regex are compensated exactly:!-stripped pattern), so normal andflipNegatematching share one code path;"foo/"matches pattern"foo");"a/**"must not match"a"), with a fallback tomatch()for patterns that can't be rewritten safely (e.g. brace expansions with a trailing globstar).toRelativePath()short-circuits for already-normalized absolute posix paths: aslice()when the path is under the base, or a ported allocation-lightrelative()walk when it isn't. Windows paths keep the original code path.filespartition and the global-ignores key check are computed once per config object (WeakMap) instead of per file x per config.reduce()/some()/filter()callbacks, per-call regex literal, and temporary{ files, ignores }wrapper objects inshouldIgnorePath()/pathMatches()are replaced with plain indexed loops (matchesIgnores(),pathMatchesFiles()).debug.enabledis true.npm run benchinpackages/config-array(options:--windows,--runs=N); seebenchmarks/README.md.Verification
..segments, which are normalized away or rejected as external before matching.@jsr/std__pathacross 200k random path pairs: zero mismatches.basePathconfigs, negated patterns, brace patterns, and function matchers, on both posix and Windows base paths): zero mismatches in status, merged config, or directory-ignore results.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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