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ReplacementToken element
Markus Hastreiter edited this page Feb 18, 2020
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The <ReplacementToken> element is used to configure custom replacement tokens.
| Attribute name | Status | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| TokenName | mandatory | The name of the custom token. With this name you can reference the new custom token in other tags using #TokenName#. | |
| Value | mandatory | The content of the new custom token. This can be a constant string, but you can also reference other replacement tokens here. | |
| RegExPattern | optional | If a regex is specified it will be applied on the Value. The result is the actual content of this custom replacement token. | |
| Replacement | optional | When "Replacement" is set, will execute RegEx.Replace instead of RegEx.Match, which means it can be used to build new tokens by replacing parts of the value of existing tokens.
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<ReplacementToken TokenName="Foo" Value="a constant text" />
<ReplacementToken TokenName="Bar" Value="#author# (#revision#)" />
<ReplacementToken TokenName="BugID" Value="#logmessage#" RegExPattern="Bug #(/d*)" />
<ReplacementToken TokenName="affectedpathswithseparator" Value="#affectedpaths#" RegExPattern="/n" Replacement=":" />