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Aren't there modules with a "-" somewhere in the name? Wouldn't it be safer to check that they just don't start with a "-"?
(perhaps @cms-sw/hlt-l2 could remind me if a "-" in the name is just forbidden for hlt modules, in which case the proposed syntax is ok)
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Hi @perrotta
I think that's what this check is doing: it checks if character
-
is at position0
usingfind
, and if so it skips the word.If you mean a
-
somewhere in the middle of the module name/label, as far as I know that's not possible for any module, not just HLT (that works for_
, of course, but not for other special characters like-
).