Thanks for sharing the result omissions.
Some suggestions to improve loading performance:
Avoid wildcards and regex.
Finding absolute paths is instant.
For example, try to use:
It's the complex regex filters that are taking 99.99% of the time to lookup.
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-the wildcard filter will be a lot slower than the absolute path lookup.
I don't support ext:
But probably should -added to my TODO list..
Apply to folders only where possible.
You will naturally have less folders than files.
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-No need to use regex here, just do a full folder name match.
If possible omit the whole folders closer to the root, instead of applying a regex filter to files in a certain folder.
For example:
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-use a folder only filter, not sure if it's practical for your case, but the folders do look temporary or cache-like.
Some suggestions to improve loading performance:
Avoid wildcards and regex.
Finding absolute paths is instant.
For example, try to use:
\\server\share\subfolderc:\folder\subfolderIt's the complex regex filters that are taking 99.99% of the time to lookup.
c:\folder\subfolder\*=>
c:\folder\subfolder-the wildcard filter will be a lot slower than the absolute path lookup.
I don't support ext:
But probably should -added to my TODO list..
Apply to folders only where possible.
You will naturally have less folders than files.
regex:\\folder-name\\=>
folder-name-No need to use regex here, just do a full folder name match.
If possible omit the whole folders closer to the root, instead of applying a regex filter to files in a certain folder.
For example:
regex:^c:\\folder\\subfolder\\.*\.tmp$=>
c:\folder\subfolder-use a folder only filter, not sure if it's practical for your case, but the folders do look temporary or cache-like.
Statistics: Posted by void — Wed Sep 17, 2025 6:06 am
