Add ability to provide regexp instead of just substrings for exclude #29
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This is another go at eparreno#23, Where we make it a little more flexible by allowing either the old string version or a now newly introduced regxp. This is fully backwards compatible.
berkes
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Nov 30, 2021
| unless x.start_with?('/') | ||
| # Perhaps surprisingly, Regexp#inspect actually produces the more | ||
| # natural version of the string than #to_s. | ||
| as_s = x.is_a?(Regexp) ? x.inspect : x |
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I'm not entirely sure about this. %r{stati+} turns into /stati+ so this always passes for Regexp. Which is probably not what we want. We could check for /\/stati in case of a regexp, but it becomes icky quite fast.
Do we want to check if it starts with a / for regexp at all?
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This is another go at #23,
Where we make it a little more flexible by allowing either the old
string version or a now newly introduced regxp.
This is fully backwards compatible.