url: improve isURL performance by adding a typecheck #52832
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I think the commit message is wrong (likely adding one check will decrease performance rather than improve it, but in any case it's likely not measurable anyway). I suppose adding this check would help avoid having non-object being accepted as URLs (if someone mutates enough built-in prototypes, literals could be detected as URLs by this util), but if that's a use-case we want to support, we should have a test for that. |
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This PR makes the
isURLfunction first verify that the input (self) is an object. This should make the benchmarking time much faster for non-urls, as shown in #52672