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This regression was introduced by @stephenhawk8054 in commit 2c848f1 while broadening the iex(irm ...) pattern to also cover iwr: 2c848f1 |
Regression introduced by @stephenhawk8054 in 2c848f1.
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Thanks. gorhill missed the PR and already fixed it in: dffea52 |
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Fixes #34321.
Remove the duplicate alternation character from the ClickFix clipboard regex. The previous
||introduced an empty alternative, causing the regex to match every clipboard string.All three synchronized copies are updated:
prevent-clipboard-writerulecommunity-scripts.organdmassgrave.devsites.google.comruleTested that
sensor.chambre_humiditeno longer matches, while representativecmdandiex(inputs still match.