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This regular expression is used to validated the filename of Gateway plugins.

Regular expression ^(?:https?:)?(?:\/\/)?(?:+@)?(?:www\.)?(+) used below extracts domain with subdomains out of a full url. It skips protocol (ex: https:), "//", "@", www subdomain and then captures everything (ex: domain) before ":" or "/" or end of line.

GitLab Push Rules Citation Push rules are essentially pre-receive Git hooks that are easy to enable in a user-friendly interface. They are defined globally if you are an admin or per project so you can have different rules applied to different projects depending on your needs. 1 Prohibited File Names GitLab allows Administrators and Maintainers to restrict the kinds of files pushed to a repository. One way of enforcing push rules is via the: **Project > Settings > Repository > Push Rules > Prohibited file names** text field, where you can enter a concatenated regular expression (using the RE2 syntax). TL;DR This RE2 regular expression pattern is for testing GitLab Push Rules using GitLab's **Project > Settings > Repository > Push Rules > Prohibited file names** text field. References [1]: Push Rules. (2019) | GitLab. Retrieved March 04, 2019, from [octicon-link-external]: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/octicons/8.3.0/svg/link-external.svg

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More and more project use the "Conventional Commit" specification. As it allows some nice toolchain automations in projects you might want to enforce it in gitlab. May work in other git portals too

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