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fix: reduce complexity of email regex in angular dashboard #7595

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@thesuperzapper thesuperzapper changed the title fix for redos fix: reduce complexity of email regex in angular dashboard Jun 6, 2024
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@CodeVigilanteOfficial I just want to note that the centraldashboard-angular rewrite is currently unreleased.

However, the normal dashboard uses the same email regex, so might also be susceptible.

In another PR we are planning to update it, but to a different regex, I would appreciate if you could take a look at it, and see if there are any performance concerns.

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Also, did this PR accidentally change the line-endings of this file?

Because the GitHub diff is showing the full file as changed.

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