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NewPattern builds a pattern from parts like NewPath does for paths, so callers don't nest the single-step constructors or parse pattern strings. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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structpath.NewPattern(prev, parts...), the pattern counterpart ofNewPath: strings are keys, ints are indices, andstructpath.AnyKey/structpath.AnyIndexappend.*/[*]wildcards.Why
The upcoming libs/dyn removal (#6954) builds patterns in many places. Without this, callers either nest single-step constructors or format and parse pattern strings, which breaks on user keys containing path syntax. Wildcards are sentinels rather than
"*"strings so a user key named*can't become a wildcard.Tests
Unit test in
libs/structs/structpath.This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.