x-pack/winlogbeat/module/powershell: improve details regexp pattern performance#36178
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…erformance The details regexp pattern for the powershell data stream was improved in the windows integration in elastic/integrations#6154 to reduce backtracking costs that caused regexp costs to exceed the set runtime limits. The same pattern on other data streams and in winlogbeat was not updated. This change brings winlogbeat up to date with the change.
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Would it be possible to add an ingest test in this module just as in elastic/integrations#6154
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There is already a 4103 with a command invocation that exercises this. |
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…erformance (#36178) The details regexp pattern for the powershell data stream was improved in the windows integration in elastic/integrations#6154 to reduce backtracking costs that caused regexp costs to exceed the set runtime limits. The same pattern on other data streams and in winlogbeat was not updated. This change brings winlogbeat up to date with the change. (cherry picked from commit d8db41b)
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…etails regexp pattern performance (#36186) The details regexp pattern for the powershell data stream was improved in the windows integration in elastic/integrations#6154 to reduce backtracking costs that caused regexp costs to exceed the set runtime limits. The same pattern on other data streams and in winlogbeat was not updated. This change brings winlogbeat up to date with the change. (cherry picked from commit d8db41b)
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…erformance (elastic#36178) The details regexp pattern for the powershell data stream was improved in the windows integration in elastic/integrations#6154 to reduce backtracking costs that caused regexp costs to exceed the set runtime limits. The same pattern on other data streams and in winlogbeat was not updated. This change brings winlogbeat up to date with the change.
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The details regexp pattern for the powershell data stream was improved in the windows integration in elastic/integrations#6154 to reduce backtracking costs that caused regexp costs to exceed the set runtime limits. The same pattern on other data streams and in winlogbeat was not updated. This change brings winlogbeat up to date with the change.
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