Closed bartlettroscoe closed 1 year ago
This replaces '[/]*/' which will match one or more '/' chars in a row with '/?/' which will match one or two '/' in a row (which is what I wanted).
This addresses review feedback from @KyleFromKitware in PR #565.
This replaces '[/]*/' which will match one or more '/' chars in a row with '/?/' which will match one or two '/' in a row (which is what I wanted).
This addresses review feedback from @KyleFromKitware in PR #565.