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For our app we would like to separately process certain url patterns, while allowing all other urls to be handled normally. I tried to implement this using both url=true and a custom matcher for the special case urls, but this approach fails. The default matching is performed first, and only afterwards the custom matchers are exercised.
Is this desired behaviour?
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That's the current expected behavior, though I do agree that it may not be optimal. As I just mentioned in #59, it might be better for you to just disable the default matcher and implement a custom URL matcher that you can control better (for example using the regex I posted there).
Working on solutions to solve both this and #59 in a new version - leaning towards removing Autolinker.js and implementing everything as matchers that can be more easily controlled/customized.
Thanks for the quick response. For now I do appreciate the option to identify urls without the www or http prefix, so I have gotten it to work with patch-package by switching around the order of the two replacement operations in the Autolink file.
Hi,
For our app we would like to separately process certain url patterns, while allowing all other urls to be handled normally. I tried to implement this using both url=true and a custom matcher for the special case urls, but this approach fails. The default matching is performed first, and only afterwards the custom matchers are exercised.
Is this desired behaviour?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: