"bus error" on Mac OS with specific test file and regex

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I found this when using ag to scan a whole directory of python source for a particular code pattern, then narrowed down the reproducible case to the smallest section of stuff-that-looks-like-source that I could. I did not attempt to minimize the regex, so you get that in all its original messiness.

Output of uname -a on my machine, with the machine name censored: (It's an Apple M1 Max)

Darwin MachineNameHere 22.4.0 Darwin Kernel Version 22.4.0: Mon Mar 6 20:59:28 PST 2023; root:xnu-8796.101.5~3/RELEASE_ARM64_T6000 arm64

Note that ag does not bus error when called with test_file as a second argument; the bus error only happens when it reads it from the directory. (Though since it does bus error when run on the whole original source file explicitly, it's likely that a larger test_file could trigger this even when called with the file as a second argument)

Transcript of error:

% brew upgrade ag
Warning: ag 2.2.0 already installed
% ag --version                                                                                                              
ag version 2.2.0

Features:
  +jit +lzma +zlib
% ls -a -F       
./		../		test_file
% cat test_file                                                                                                             
    WordWith_re_InIt,  # here's a comment with a stray apostrophe
    XXXXXXXXX,  # other comment
)


BLAH_BLAH_BLAH_IS_IT_IMPORTANT_MAYBE: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX = {
    "keyone": ["value1"]
}

DEFAULT_BIG_DICTIONARY_OF_STUFF: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX = {
    "keytwo": ZZZZZZZZZZ.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY,
    "keythree": ZZZZZZZZZZ.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY,
    "keyfour": ZZZZZZZZZZ.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY,
    "keyfive": ZZZZZZZZZZ.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY,
    "keysix": ZZZZZZZZZZ.YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY,
% ag 're[^\x27"]*(?:(?:\x27(?:[^\\\x27]|\\.)*\x27|"(?:[^\\"]|\\.)*")[^\x27"]*)*(?:\x27(?:[^\\\x27]|\\.)*|"(?:[^\\"]|\\.)*){'
zsh: bus error  ag 

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test_file.txt

Attached is the test file. It gets a bus error no matter what the filename is. (I had to rename the file to test_file.txt to attach it in github)