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With the current implementations, policies above p10 and requests above r10 do not work. This is because these regexps only keeps a single digit:
pycasbin/casbin/util/util.py
Line 23 in a16bfaa
Line 30 in a16bfaa
eval_p = re.search(r"\bp(\d*)\.", s)
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@etienne-lebrun It has been fixed.
chore(release): 1.15.3 [skip ci]
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## [1.15.3](v1.15.2...v1.15.3) (2022-01-13) ### Bug Fixes * [#239](#239), not allowing more than 9 types of policies/requests ([dcf4392](dcf4392))
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With the current implementations, policies above p10 and requests above r10 do not work.
This is because these regexps only keeps a single digit:
pycasbin/casbin/util/util.py
Line 23 in a16bfaa
pycasbin/casbin/util/util.py
Line 30 in a16bfaa
simply replacing the question mark by a star
eval_p = re.search(r"\bp(\d*)\.", s)
would allow to support more than 9 policiesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: