perf: nolint simplifications and improvements #5847
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As we are using a regex anyway for the initial pass, make use of capture groups in it, instead of running the text through another regex and a round of separate string parses.
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nolint code is considered frozen. |
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That sounds odd to me. Anyway, just to make sure it did not go unnoticed, this PR contains changes to both nolint code, as well as nolintlint code. Are both frozen, or is the nolintlint change acceptable if I removed the nolint commit? Reopening for comments. |
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They are both frozen because it's the same topic. |
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I have not run actual benchmarks on these exact changes, but from experience I expect them to show some performance and memory use improvements, in addition to the code being simpler.