Regex doesn't handle beginnings in backtracing

[Pandapip1]

What version of Bun is running?

1.0.1+31aec4ebe325982fc0ef27498984b0ad9969162b

What platform is your computer?

Linux 5.15.90.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2 x86_64 unknown

What steps can reproduce the bug?

I was originally using NodeJS for my project. I have the following regex to extract github usernames from an author string:

let reviewers = "Hello World (@hello), Neet (@neet), Honk, Foo <[email protected]>".match(/(?<=(?:^|,)[^<(]+\(@)(.*?)(?=\)\s*(<(("[^"]+")|([\w.]+)@[\w.]+)>)?(?:$|,))/g) || [];

What is the expected behavior?

In NodeJS:

> console.dir(reviewers)
[ "hello", "neet" ]

What do you see instead?

In Bun:

> console.dir(reviewers)
[ "neet" ]

Additional information

No response

[Pandapip1]

Found the issue. It's a combination of back/forward tracing and the start/end symbols. The following code produces correct results until this is fixed:

let reviewers = `,${frontMatter.attributes.author},`?.match(/(?<=(?:^|,)[^<(]+\(@)(.*?)(?=\)\s*(<(("[^"]+")|([\w.]+)@[\w.]+)>)?(?:$|,))/g) || [];

[Electroid]

This might be fixed by #5167. @dylan-conway want to check?

[Pandapip1]

This might be fixed by #5167. @dylan-conway want to check?

If it is, would it be possible to release a version 1.0.2 sooner rather than later?

[dylan-conway]

Unfortunately this is a bug in JSC and #5167 does not fix it.

[dylan-conway]

This has been fixed in the latest version of safari. We will have this bug fix when we upgrade our WebKit fork

[Pandapip1]

We will have this bug fix when we upgrade our WebKit fork

When will that be?

[dylan-conway]

fixed in v1.0.3