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### Snyk has created this PR to fix 1 vulnerabilities in the npm dependencies of t…
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### Describe the solution you'd like?
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"-" is not selected when copying a specific part. It would be nice to provide a regular expression so tha…
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# Performance
| Package | Version |
| --- | --- |
| [language-html] | `^0.1.23` |
## Description
There are known instances of regular expressions with bad (exponential) worst-case performan…
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### Description
Today, expression fuzzer compares the results of an expression from the regular expression evaluator to the results from a simplified expression evaluator. However, both evaluators ar…
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If in the build settings a compiler error regular expression is defined, both that expression as well as the default behaviour is used to identify error file name and line number in compiler output li…
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Some server owners have long requested adding ways to stream a number of defined pages using the bot.
I have thought before that the best way for doing this would be something like [glob patterns](…
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Hello, I'm trying to launch stockfish.js, but I'm unable to do so on my end. I'm a beginner in JavaScript, and perhaps I'm doing something wrong. If anyone has any guidance, I would appreciate it. I'm…
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`/\]/u` is getting optimized to `/]/u` which produces `Parsing error: Invalid regular expression: /]/: Lone quantifier brackets`.
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Regular Expression:
`{\n "uuid": "(?[a-f0-9\-]*)",\n},`
Test String:
```
{
"uuid": "abcd",
},
```
The above does not give correct response, while the following Regular Expression works:…
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It seems as though `std::regex_search` always returns `false`, and even the simplest regular expressions, such as `[0-9]+` or even `\d+`, throw invalid character exceptions.