omnibus/cli: only match override value against regex for strings#1160
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omnibus/cli: only match override value against regex for strings#1160
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As of Ruby 3.2, `true =~ /regex/` raises an exception (a NoMethodError for `=~`) instead of returning `nil` (seen in 3.1 and earlier), so using `--override key:true` (and false / nil) fails with an error. Instead of always comparing value against a regular expression, only do it if the value didn't match a known true/false/nil value. This appears to stem from <https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/15231>. Signed-off-by: Noel Cower <ncower@nil.dev>
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As of Ruby 3.2,
true =~ /regex/raises an exception (a NoMethodError for=~) instead of returningnil(seen in 3.1 and earlier), so using--override key:true(and false / nil) fails with an error. Instead of always comparing value against a regular expression, only do it if the value didn't match a known true/false/nil value.This appears to stem from https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/15231.
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