Multipart multiplying memory allocation #49
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Afaict this has been filed to fix the previously broken master branch. Now that #59 is in, is this still relevant? |
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not actual, now |
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Thanks for filing this PR, I can assure you we're working hard on this 👍 This PR currently targets an unstable development feature that is no longer part of the master branch, so I've just filed #105 to keep track of the underlying feature request here. Please bear with us, we'll keep this ticket updated 👍 |
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When we parse file by preg_match we duplicate memory allocation for it.
For example: when uploading 10M after preg_match, we have ~30M memory allocated, 10M from request body and ~20M in matches array, because matches will contain entry matches of pattern and masks.