Use regex matching for modules that should always fork#1255
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Nihlus wants to merge 1 commit intomitogen-hq:masterfrom
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Use regex matching for modules that should always fork#1255Nihlus wants to merge 1 commit intomitogen-hq:masterfrom
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Sorry for the long wait to look at this. I plan to give it more attention in the next few weeks |
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Note to self: Possible inspiration for user configurable ALWAYS_FORK_MODULES through an environment variable python/cpython#138149 |
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The current logic used to match module names that should always fork has room for improvement. As exemplified by the recent addition of the FreeIPA modules, which was a rather long list, the ability to use patterns instead of exact string matches would improve readability and long-term maintainability of the mechanism.
This PR changes the module set into a set of regular expression strings and compiles them into a single joint regex that we then use to match against the module name.