On 5/29/26 04:30, aenri wrote:
Thank you for your question, Robin!
The conflict between some /foo/*/bar and some /foo/**/bar would resolve to
/foo/*/bar taking priority, as * is a direct subset of **. since (according to
my understanding of the code) the only direct difference is that * consumes up
until a slash (/) (noted that both reject the null byte \x00) but otherwise
will accept anything that's thrown it's way, it is considered a direct subset.
yep this is correct. As long as the conflict can be resolved with a subset of
states, you are good. It gets trickier if you have multiple rules conflicting,
but you can do just a pairwise comparison for each combination in the set.
Thank you,
Aenri Lovehart
