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Match most specific (longest) variables first #8
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This fixes problems that arise when a variable name is a substring of another variable, eg. BUILD and BUILD_VERSION.
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@Rich-Harris, friendly ping. Just got reminded of this in a new project. |
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Released 1.2.1. Thanks (and apols) again! |
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This fixes problems that arise when a variable name is a substring of another variable, eg.
BUILDandBUILD_VERSION.The order they are defined in the options (although ultimately decided by
Object.keys()) ends up affecting the build, as the regex pattern generated is an alternation of all the variable names.A naive solution (as used in this PR) is to simply sort the variables when creating the regex:
BUILD_VERSIONnow takes precedence overBUILDregardless of their position in the options object.NB: Sorry for closing the previous PR. I had accidentally reused the
masterbranch.