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fix(sanitize): keep email redaction and leak detection linear on long lines (sweep) - #1037
Deferred-work sweep fix. Email redaction and leak detection in sanitize.py (diagnose log tails, probe-adapter output) were quadratic on a long alphanumeric line with no @. The unanchored _EMAIL_RE rescanned the whole run from every start position, so an 80k-character line took seconds. The scan now anchors on each @ and expands outward, so the same line takes milliseconds. What counts as an email is unchanged, and the tests pin the old regex's matches against the new scan.
Email redaction and leak detection now handle long lines more efficiently. An 80,000-character alphanumeric string without an email address is processed in milliseconds rather than seconds.
Email detection now scans from each @ to find email spans. scrub_text uses those spans for redaction, and assert_no_leak uses them for detection. Tests compare the results with the previous regex and measure scanning behavior on long inputs.
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Email span scanning src/bmad_loop/sanitize.py
Separate local-part and domain patterns support scanning from each @ to produce non-overlapping email spans.
Redaction and leak-check integration src/bmad_loop/sanitize.py, tests/test_sanitize.py, CHANGELOG.md
scrub_text redacts spans, and assert_no_leak detects spans. Tests compare results with the previous regex and check match attempts and copied slices. The changelog describes long-line scan behavior.
The change leaves avoidable quadratic work in the test suite. Skipping the old regex for inputs without @ is a small fix; the remaining merge risk is bounded test overhead.
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Minor · Replace the oracle scan on inputs without @. · test_sanitize.py:339
tests/test_sanitize.py:339 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Replace the oracle scan on inputs without @.
The no-at-run case calls _UNANCHORED_EMAIL_RE.finditer on an 80,000-character run of a. The pattern requires a literal @, so that scan cannot match. It still runs the quadratic backtracking the PR removes from production, and it runs on every full pytest invocation in CI. Skip the oracle when the text has no @, which keeps the bounded-slicing assertion unchanged.
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- assert spans == [m.span() for m in _UNANCHORED_EMAIL_RE.finditer(text)]+ # The old pattern requires "@", so skip its quadratic scan when there is none.+ expected = [m.span() for m in _UNANCHORED_EMAIL_RE.finditer(text)] if "@" in text else []+ assert spans == expected
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Review comment at @tests/test_sanitize.py at line 339:
Update the oracle assertion around _UNANCHORED_EMAIL_RE.finditer to skip the
scan when text contains no @, using an empty expected span list in that case.
Keep the bounded-slicing assertion unchanged and preserve the oracle comparison
for inputs that contain @.
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Review comments at @tests/test_sanitize.py:
- Line 339: Update the oracle assertion around _UNANCHORED_EMAIL_RE.finditer to
skip the scan when text contains no @, using an empty expected span list in that
case. Keep the bounded-slicing assertion unchanged and preserve the oracle
comparison for inputs that contain @.
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Deferred-work sweep fix. Email redaction and leak detection in
sanitize.py(diagnoselog tails,probe-adapteroutput) were quadratic on a long alphanumeric line with no@. The unanchored_EMAIL_RErescanned the whole run from every start position, so an 80k-character line took seconds. The scan now anchors on each@and expands outward, so the same line takes milliseconds. What counts as an email is unchanged, and the tests pin the old regex's matches against the new scan.Ledger: DW-636 (follow-up from #1027)
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