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Sometimes it's much easier to define a list of positive matches of versions u want to delete instead of a single negative match regex.
B/c if u screw up that pattern, it might match way too much and will deleted version that u did not intend.
Hence i propose the following (alternative) input(s):
As the above examples already show, a list of positive patterns tends to focus on the existence of a substring. Therefore it might make sense to have these inputs:
with:
- version-contains: # version will be deleted if any of the patterns is contained
- '-SNAPSHOT'
- 'alpha'
- version-matches: # version will be deleted if it fully matches any of the patterns and thus implies `^<my-regex>$`
- .*SNAPSHOT.*
- .*alpha.*
combine or mutex these inputs ?
i personally think it's fine to AND all of the include/ignore inputs , but u may also chose to say, just one of these is allowed.
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Sometimes it's much easier to define a list of positive matches of versions u want to delete instead of a single negative match regex.
B/c if u screw up that pattern, it might match way too much and will deleted version that u did not intend.
Hence i propose the following (alternative) input(s):
Bonus
As the above examples already show, a list of positive patterns tends to focus on the existence of a substring. Therefore it might make sense to have these inputs:
combine or mutex these inputs ?
i personally think it's fine to AND all of the include/ignore inputs , but u may also chose to say, just one of these is allowed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: