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Default regex in JSON Editor needs double backslash for dots
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URLCheck version
3.2
Android version
Android 14
Android Custom/Specific ROM or Device
HyperOS 1
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Default regex examples like in the Pattern Checker module or in Automation seem to not escape dots with double backslash. Just a dot would mean “any character” but “\\.” is right as it specifically means single dot.
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Oh, you are right! They are wrong, even though I'm very aware of that escaping requirement 🤦
Luckily very easy to fix