Allow brackets inside Tekton expressions #375
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We were previously using a regex to extract expressions within TriggerBindings. The regex only extracted between the initial `$(` and the first occurrence of the `)`. This meant that some valid JSONPath expressions that contained brackets (e.g. filters) were incorrectly extracted. This commit fixes the issue by splitting the string on `$(` and then extracting until the *last* occurrence of `)`. Fixes tektoncd#365 Co-Authored-By: Andrea Frittoli <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Dibyo Mukherjee <[email protected]>
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We were previously using a regex to extract expressions within
TriggerBindings. The regex only extracted between the initial
$(and the first occurrence of the
). This meant that some validJSONPath expressions that contained brackets (e.g. filters) were
incorrectly extracted.
This commit fixes the issue by splitting the string on
$(and thenextracting until the last occurrence of
).Fixes #365
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