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@RexOmni it may be by design.
Presumably you should know what host names you serve from and they're a pretty fixed list that doesn't change. You don't want apps to be able to grab traffic for .* -
@jshwkxneiwbd it probably was. But a managed data class with limited regex support may pass mod/developer criticism.
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@RexOmni it's all open to critique!
My critique would be to put an those hosts behind a single endpoint :) but that's not always possible.
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It all makes sense now...
When there is no regex provided.
Atleast it works
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