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Ultraviolet is perfect for me compared to the current main branch of Infrared.
I am only missing a domain wildcard match function (**.example.com would match *.example.com and ..example.com, while *.example.com would only match *.example.com).
If that would require significant work, a single layer of matching would also suffice.
If someone can implement this it would save me many hours of searching on stackoverflow.
Cheers,
Max
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Its not as easy as you make it sound like, currently the server lookup is done in an easy way because its always an exact match. But depening on the implementation it might need to check every registered server address or need some way to decide which server to use if there are multiple matches.
I will leave the issue open if someone else want to do it. I might do it myself in the future, given multiple people want something like this, but it isnt high on my priority list.
Hello,
Ultraviolet is perfect for me compared to the current main branch of Infrared.
I am only missing a domain wildcard match function (**.example.com would match *.example.com and ..example.com, while *.example.com would only match *.example.com).
If that would require significant work, a single layer of matching would also suffice.
If someone can implement this it would save me many hours of searching on stackoverflow.
Cheers,
Max
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: