ref(node): use native path module to infer path #7415
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@timfish do you mind pulling the repo and running the test? I'm actually seeing an error locally and I have no idea why/how 🤔 |
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All the tests pass my end! |
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When I initially profiled the code I noticed that the regexp used in splitPath function was dominating the profiles. Both basename and dirname from @sentry/utils were actually calling splitPath which executed the regexp - there were 3 call sites to basename and dirname, 1/3 was conditional. The "optimization" is to call path.parse once and extract each path component - this seems to have contributed to the largest win in terms of performance