Flight Log / microsoft/testfx #6162
Optimize TrimStackTrace to use spans instead of Regex.Split — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in microsoft/testfx on Jul 25, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +175 −9, 3 files, 1 review.
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The agent was assigned a performance task in microsoft/testfx: replace Regex.Split in TrimStackTrace with a span-based approach. The change touched three files, with 175 additions and nine deletions across four commits. One human review asked: "Project is multi-targeted, please use span only for net6+". The PR closed unmerged after review, logged as a burn.
“Project is multi-targeted, please use span only for net6+”
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This PR optimizes the `TrimStackTrace` method in `ExceptionHelper.cs` by replacing the inefficient `Regex.Split` usage with a span-based approach that eliminates unnecessary allocations. ## Problem The current implementation uses `Regex.Split(stackTrace, Environment.NewLine)` which is overkill for…
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- —committedAmaury Levé
- Jul 25, 2025closedEvangelink
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