Since we're essentially passing down Regex to Grok, and Regex supports multiline via RegexOptions.Singleline, could it be supported in this package? I have some logs that unfortunately have \ns in them and I don't want to create a new object via .Replace() call. As it stands now, when I try to parse such string I only get items up to newline :(
Hi,
Since we're essentially passing down Regex to Grok, and Regex supports multiline via RegexOptions.Singleline, could it be supported in this package? I have some logs that unfortunately have
\n
s in them and I don't want to create a new object via.Replace()
call. As it stands now, when I try to parse such string I only get items up to newline :(