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The primary use case is so that "*@domain.com" can be specified which would make it convenient to trust all users in an org or belonging to a specific domain. Intention is to allow any manner of regex to be specified, however.
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I'm pulling up short on this a little bit. Instead of the added complexity and slight performance degradation of doing a regex check against every item in the trust list, I'm going to allow list items in the format of @domain.com. This still provides a convenient way of white listing an entire org's users.
The primary use case is so that "*@domain.com" can be specified which would make it convenient to trust all users in an org or belonging to a specific domain. Intention is to allow any manner of regex to be specified, however.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: