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⚡ Pre-construct AppX regex patterns outside .Where() loop - #48
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Pre-construct escaped regex pattern strings outside the .Where() predicate within the foreach ($app in $bloatApps) loop in unslop-win10.ps1 and unslop-win11.ps1. This eliminates dynamic regex compilation, string interpolation, and repeated regex escaping on every AppX package element, yielding a ~27%+ speedup.
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💡 What:
Pre-constructed escaped regex pattern strings (
$appEscaped,$pkgPattern,$dispPattern,$appPattern) outside the.Where()predicate block within theforeach ($app in $bloatApps)loop inunslop-win10.ps1andunslop-win11.ps1.🎯 Why:
Previously, the regex strings were dynamically constructed using string interpolation and
[regex]::Escape($app)inside.Where()scriptblocks for every package element in$provisioned,$stagedPackages, and$allInstalled. Across ~50 bloatware app targets and 100+ installed/provisioned packages, this caused tens of thousands of redundant string interpolations and regex string escaping evaluations.📊 Measured Improvement:
In benchmark testing over 100 iterations of bloatware AppX filtering across 100 provisioned and 150 installed packages:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15729867429496924361 started by @Ahmed-Yaseen99