fix: overly-broad regular expressions - #473
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`[A-z]` matches punctuation between `Z` and `a`, making it overly broad and consequently the regex not doing its job of matching one or more `3`s between other letters. Instead, explicitly match `[A-Za-z]`.
`A-z` matches punctuation between `Z` and `a`, making it overly broad. Instead, explicitly match `A-Za-z` in addition to `0-9` and `_`.
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In `@osprey_ui/src/components/entities/RichDescription.tsx`:
- Around line 10-11: Update RichDescription.tsx at lines 10-11 to preserve
interpolation of {feature_name} while ensuring [, \, ], ^, and ` are excluded
from identifier matching, and add regression coverage for these cases. Update
osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/stdlib/udfs/string.py at line 238 so
StringClean(l33t=True) applies ASCII-only matching before boundary checks, then
extend test_strings.py coverage for punctuation boundaries and İ, ı, ſ, and K.
In `@osprey_worker/src/osprey/engine/stdlib/udfs/string.py`:
- Line 238: Restrict _L33T_THREES_SUB_PATTERN to ASCII-only case matching so
StringClean with l33t=True does not transform Unicode characters such as İ, ı,
ſ, or K; add the appropriate regex flag adjustment and a regression test
covering this behavior.
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LGTM, minor nitpicks aside.
Co-authored-by: Mark Reitblatt <mark@reitblatt.com>
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I noticed these when looking into something else, and they seemed easy enough to fix! For context,
[A-z]matches punctuation betweenZanda, making it overly broad and usually not what was intended. Instead, we should explicitly match[A-Za-z].Checklist
uv run ruff check .passes (no unused imports or other lint errors)uv tool run fawltydeps --check-unused --pyenv .venvpasses (no unused dependencies)CHANGELOG.mdwith my changes, if notable (refer to Keep a Changelog conventions)Summary by CodeRabbit