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Add missing pvname #250
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empty parsedPath means that the
stringParser()
necessarily failed? or pathPattern may exist but empty as well?and what can cause stringParser to fail, pathPattern such as
foo-${.nonexistingvar}
? in such casestringParser()
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the
stringParser()
will return "" only if none of the patterns match. The tricky part is that if the pattern is${.nonexisting1}-${.nonexisting1}
the parsedPath will be-
, and will not be captured by the error and all nfs paths will be mapped to just-