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## Quiz Bug I input a Regex for the Quiz task 24 and the result message it outputs is questionable. ### Task Task 24 : Outermost Brackets ### Bug Description...

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## Bug Description I get the screenshot error using mozilla firefox ### Reproduction steps #### 1. Enter the expression ^\w+@$ #### 2. when entering the test string example: agshdh@ when...

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The task description of Task 17 is "Only match lines with the text `start`, unless the text `end` is before that (`end` may or may not be in the string)"....

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## Flavor Request The [syntax](https://docs.rs/regex/1.3.1/regex/#syntax) is similar to Perl, but I feel it has enough differences to justify a different flavor, especially when one considers the massive popularity of [ripgrep](https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep)...

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Test 37 says ``` Test 37/56: !#$%&'*+-/=?^_`{|}~ must be allowed in the local-part. ``` but the test only checks if they are allowed before the first dot. It doesn't check...

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## Flavor Request I'm requesting a flavor ".NET (PowerShell)". The major difference to ".NET (C#)" is, that you **don't have to escape `"` and `\`**. The backslash can be used...

flavor request

## Feature I would love it if the C# engine had a debugger! I constantly have to change back to PCRE to find out why my regices fail, and while...

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## Feature For instance, I can write in Perl m/[^[:ascii:]]+/ to find any strings which have non-ascii characters. But now I want to use the same construct in Python (without...

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Please add ruby support.

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http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr18/ ## Flavor Request Consider adding a regex flavor for Unicode Technical Standard. I believe it's based on the PERL implementation, but with some various extensions. The Swift language appears...

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