Fix fileMatch for Enonic XP Admin Extension mapping #9#5711
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Hi @madskristensen and @hyperupcall, Could you please review my PR? This PR fixes the |
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@madskristensen @hyperupcall I just wanted to add support for this PR since it seems to be breaking Spring Boot application.yml verification for users of IntelliJ. |
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This PR fixes:
fileMatchincatalog.jsonfor Enonic XP Application mapping to avoid generic patterns