Zane Bitter 797cb67a37 Use PCRE instead of Python's re for RedirectMatch tests ... Previously, RedirectMatch rules were evaluated using Python's re regexp module. However, Apache httpd uses the PCRE library for evaluating regular expressions,[1] and there are subtle differences between the Python and PCRE implementations. Using the PCRE library itself (via the pcre-python binding) provides more representative results, and hence more confidence to the user that any rules that pass whereto's tests will work in the same way in a real Apache configuration. [1] https://httpd.apache.org/docs/trunk/glossary.html#regex Change-Id: Ibef3376d9da0688d0c97f5837dacc5b7cc52431c		2017-11-09 09:57:27 -05:00
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pcre-9c6e76b391620545.yaml	Use PCRE instead of Python's re for RedirectMatch tests	2017-11-09 09:57:27 -05:00