acc: Use more specific regex in default-python/combinations#3204
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This test uses regex to verify that if include_python is set to "yes" then we have a line like this:
+Uploading .databricks/bundle/dev/patched_wheels/python_artifact_x[UNIQUE_NAME]/x[UNIQUE_NAME]-0.0.1+[UNIX_TIME_NANOS]-py3-none-any.whl...
and if include_python is set to "no" then we don't have a line like that in the output.
However, we also always print a line like this:
Uploading bundle files to /Workspace/Users/[USERNAME]/.bundle/X[UNIQUE_NAME]/dev/files...
Since UNIQUE_NAME is random string, it sometimes contains "whl", causing regex to match where it should not.
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This test uses regex to verify that if include_python is set to "yes" then we have a line like this:
and if include_python is set to "no" then we don't have a line like that in the output.
However, we also always print a line like this:
Since UNIQUE_NAME is random string, it sometimes contains "whl", causing regex to match where it should not.