Set-ShieldsIoBadge replaces whole line (until last ')')

[DEberhardt]

Hello,

first of all, thank you for this, this module helps A LOT - made more progress in the last two weeks learning and understanding the build process, runners, etc. than in the last two years!

I want to utilize Set-ShieldsIoBadge and I have a little table that contains the badges, looks like this:

Component Status

General
Release
Build
Functions
Pester

after running updates against them, it looks like this:

Component Status

General
Release
Build	[
Functions
Pester

Looking into Set-ShieldsIoBadge, I find that the match string is finding too much:

$ReadmeContent = (Get-Content $Path)
$ReadmeContent = $ReadmeContent -replace "!\[$($Subject)\].+\)", "![$($Subject)](https://img.shields.io/badge/$Subject-$Status$Percent-$Color.svg)"
$ReadmeContent | Set-Content -Path $Path

# running this manually to see what matches
❯ $RM =  Get-Content Readme.md
❯ $Subject = "Public"
❯ $RM -match "!\[$($Subject)\].+\)"
| Functions | ![Public](https://img.shields.io/badge/Public-0-blue.svg) ![Private](https://img.shields.io/badge/Private-0-grey.svg) ![Live](https://img.shields.io/badge/Live-0-blue.svg) ![RC](https://img.shields.io/badge/RC-0-green.svg) ![BETA](https://img.shields.io/badge/BETA-3-yellow.svg) ![ALPHA](https://img.shields.io/badge/ALPHA-4-orange.svg)               

It looks like it replaces the whole line until the (last?) ')' rather than the next one found. Playing around with Regex and Lazy operators, but cannot find a suitable match that would reduce the match to the actual.

Is there a way to do this please?

Thank you, David

[DEberhardt]

Found something that could work:

      $ReadmeContent = (Get-Content $Path)
      #$ReadmeContent = $ReadmeContent -replace "!\[$($Subject)\].+\)", "![$($Subject)](https://img.shields.io/badge/$Subject-$Status$Percent-$Color.svg)"
      $Pattern = "!\[$($Subject)\].+?\)"
      $String = "![$($Subject)](https://img.shields.io/badge/$Subject-$Status$Percent-$Color.svg)"

      $ReadmeContent = $ReadmeContent | ForEach-Object { 
        if ( ([regex]::Matches($_, $Pattern).success) ) { $_ -replace $Pattern, $String } else { $_ } 
      }
      $ReadmeContent | Set-Content -Path $Path

for my testing, it did leave the rest alone and just altered the matching string only