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Ignore (?#comment) when checking for existing watch/blacklist entry
See original GitHub issueWhen adding a new watch or blacklist entry, the code tries to check for existing entries which match the proposed addition. However, with (?#comments) in some regexes, you currently have to have the same comment in order for the check to successfully detect duplicates.
I’d like for the code to remove any (?#comments) from both the proposed addition and the entries it checks before making the comparison.
Any (?#comments) in the proposed addition should of course be preserved in any entry which ends up ultimately being added.
As a bonus, perhaps also try to normalize ? vs * vs + and other common variations in regexes.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:10 (9 by maintainers)
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