fix corner case in parser performance #510
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This was referenced Feb 25, 2016
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| // https://github.com/kangax/html-minifier/issues/229 | |||
| equal(minify('<CUSTOM-TAG></CUSTOM-TAG><div>Hello :)</div>'), '<custom-tag></custom-tag><div>Hello :)</div>'); | |||
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| input = '<tag v-ref:vm_pv :imgs=" objpicsurl_ "></tag>'; | |||
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We should link to an issue or describe what an issue is coz it's difficult to understand what's being tested otherwise.
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fix corner case in parser performance
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See #507 - the markup in question causes
startTagregex to spend a disproportionately long time before erring out.