refactor: optimize error logging and enhance regex handling#75
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refactor: optimize error logging and enhance regex handling#75
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Refactored the error logging mechanism to utilize a strings.Builder for improved performance and readability. Updated the handling of environment variables in the hook processing to use fmt.Sprintf for better clarity. Introduced a caching mechanism for compiled regular expressions to enhance performance and reduce redundant compilations. This change improves the efficiency of error handling and regex operations within the application.
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Refactored the error logging mechanism to utilize a strings.Builder for improved performance and readability. Updated the handling of environment variables in the hook processing to use fmt.Sprintf for better clarity. Introduced a caching mechanism for compiled regular expressions to enhance performance and reduce redundant compilations. This change improves the efficiency of error handling and regex operations within the application.