Support a replace function #52
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This adds support for a new `replace` function that can be used in CEL expressions. It uses the RE2 syntax just like the rest of CEL.
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expr/functions_test.go
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| src = "replace(value, r'^https://([0-9A-Za-z_\\-]+)\\.example\\.com.*$', '$1')" | ||
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| When("The input is a matching string", func() { |
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This adds support for a new
replacefunction that can be used in CEL expressions. It uses the RE2 syntax just like the rest of CEL.This can be useful for arbitrarily transforming and extracting text. When using escaping characters to have them parsed as regex literals (e.g
\.to represent a period), make sure to escape your backslash.