feat: support regular expressions in receiver configs #6400
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This would close #6223 . |
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@prymitive could you review this to kick off the automated checks? |
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@prymitive Sorry for the ping again, but this feature would be really useful for our use case. |
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Looks good, thanks. Tests didn’t run for done reason though |
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This allows using the `keep_re` and `strip_re` keys to specify which receivers should be shown in the dashboard. This makes it easy to select groups of receivers based on naming conventions.
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This allows using the
keep_reandstrip_rekeys to specify which receivers should be shown in the dashboard. This makes it easy to select groups of receivers based on naming conventions.