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parseSitemap built the `raw://<sha256>` originSitemapUrl inside the per-entry
loop, so for a raw source (Sitemap.fromXmlString, or parseSitemap with
`{ type: 'raw' }`) the whole document was hashed again for every <url>. The
cost was O(urls x size): a 4.2 MB sitemap with 22k URLs took ~42 s of CPU to
parse, versus ~0.2 s with the hash computed once per source.
Backport of the same fix on master.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Backport of #4381 to 3.x.
parseSitemap computes the raw:// originSitemapUrl inside the per-entry loop. For a raw source (Sitemap.fromXmlString(), or parseSitemap with { type: 'raw' }), it hashes the whole document again for every , so parsing costs O(urls × size).
We hit this with a real 4.2 MB sitemap with 22k URLs: parsing it from a string took ~42 s of CPU, versus ~0.3 s when crawlee fetches the same sitemap by URL. With the hash computed once per source, parsing the string takes ~0.2 s. The output is unchanged, since the value is identical for every entry of a source.
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