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It would be nice if users can specify a whole Regex for the match pattern.
I'm a web developer and I my local version of live sites url looks like this: http://local.<live-host>, and the pattern local.* does not work.
http://local.<live-host>
local.*
I tried editing the extension code:
File: /src/util/matcher-regex.ts, add these lines from line 13:
try { const m = matcher.match(/^([/~@;%#'])(.*?)\1([gimsuy]*)$/); if (m) { return new RegExp(m[2], m[3]); } } catch (e) { }
Then I can put this in the input field: /^.*://local\..*$/ and it works.
/^.*://local\..*$/
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It would be nice if users can specify a whole Regex for the match pattern.
I'm a web developer and I my local version of live sites url looks like this:
http://local.<live-host>
, and the patternlocal.*
does not work.I tried editing the extension code:
File: /src/util/matcher-regex.ts, add these lines from line 13:
Then I can put this in the input field:
/^.*://local\..*$/
and it works.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: