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Just to clarify, that regex has nothing to do with the domain option above, but instead controls the way the organisation name is matched in the label? If so, then that’s 👍. Maybe something to explain with some text like you have with the domain, but other than that 💖 |
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@cobyism Hahaha I completely missed that. Thank you so much! I will make changes accordingly and 🚢 this soon. :) |
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Implement custom regexp for label matching
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I realized I don't really want to use this, so it took a while. Who knows, maybe now that it's here, I will use it. @cobyism if you're still interested in this function, it'd be awesome if you can try out this branch some time! ❤️
Fixes #2.