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Although an example implies that "*" is a wildcard character, there is no normative (e.g., non-example) text that specifies exactly how the given string are interpreted.
(The documentation should be sufficient to answer questions such as:
Are there any other wildcard characters?
Is there an escape character (or any other construct) for literally matching a "*"?
Can there be multiple uses of wildcarding in a given match string? (Some Istio uses of "*" in host names can appear only once.)
What exactly are the semantics of "*"? Does it always just match zero to N arbitrary characters? Or does it do anything special when adjacent (or non-adjacent) to "/" or "." characters in a path- or host-match string?
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The page section currently at https://istio.io/latest/docs/reference/config/security/authorization-policy/#Operation doesn't specify the semantics of the strings in the various fields of Operation.
Although an example implies that "
*
" is a wildcard character, there is no normative (e.g., non-example) text that specifies exactly how the given string are interpreted.(The documentation should be sufficient to answer questions such as:
*
"?*
" in host names can appear only once.)*
"? Does it always just match zero to N arbitrary characters? Or does it do anything special when adjacent (or non-adjacent) to "/
" or ".
" characters in a path- or host-match string?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: