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Suggest fix regex in gitstream CM file #3086

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This pull request includes a small change to the .cm/gitstream.cm file. The change updates the regular expression pattern used for matching branch names to be case-insensitive for "Dependabot" and "Renovate".

  • .cm/gitstream.cm: Updated the regular expression pattern to match both uppercase and lowercase versions of "Dependabot" and "Renovate".

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The changes in this pull request involve an update to the regex pattern in the .cm/gitstream.cm configuration file, specifically within the triggers section. The previous pattern, which was case-insensitive for the terms "Dependabot" and "Renovate," has been modified to ensure that both uppercase and lowercase variations are matched correctly. No other modifications to logic, error handling, or control flow were made.

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.cm/gitstream.cm Updated regex pattern from `r/(?i)(Dependabot

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🐇 In the meadow where bunnies play,
Regex patterns dance and sway.
Dependabot and Renovate,
Now matched with ease, oh what a fate!
With case and care, we hop along,
In code we trust, where we belong. 🐰


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13-13: ⚠️ Potential issue

The new regex pattern is more restrictive than the original

The change from (?i)(Dependabot|Renovate) to ([Dd]ependabot|[Rr]enovate) actually reduces the flexibility of the pattern:

  • Original: Matched any case combination (e.g., "dEPendabot", "reNOvate")
  • New: Only matches when first letter is upper/lower and rest is lowercase

Recommend reverting to the original case-insensitive pattern or using this alternative:

-      - r/([Dd]ependabot|[Rr]enovate)/
+      - r/(?i)(dependabot|renovate)/

Let's verify if there are any existing branch names that might be affected:


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@jjw24 jjw24 added this to the 1.19.5 milestone Nov 21, 2024
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@jjw24 jjw24 merged commit 3fd5b8f into Flow-Launcher:dev Nov 21, 2024
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@jjw24 jjw24 modified the milestones: 1.19.5, 1.20.0 Dec 7, 2024
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