Why your `[^<]+` regex is silently breaking on React SSR output

1. 1Identify potential regex patterns that may be affected by React's SSR output
2. 2Use a regex tester to validate patterns against React's SSR output
3. 3Update regex patterns to account for React's HTML comment insertion during hydration
4. 4Test updated patterns to ensure they work correctly with React's SSR output
5. 5Refactor code to handle edge cases where regex patterns may still fail

Developers working with React and regex for SSR scraping will benefit from this knowledge to avoid silent failures in their code

💡 React inserts an HTML comment during hydration that can break regex patterns, so you need to update your patterns to account for this

🚨 React's SSR output can silently break your regex patterns! 💡 Learn how to fix it