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Smart Exclusions - Syntax
Hello,
I found the following SK for Smart Exclusions - Syntax and Supported Capabilities for Exclusion Types (Smart Exclusions - Syntax and Supported Capabilities for Exclusion Types (checkpoint.com))
Itßs kind of "not clear" how to handle some kinds of syntax.
Long short:
Is this a valid syntax for a Smart Exclusion for File path?
**\folder\app\version**\common\bin\**
In my opinion two * means that this can contain zero or more characters. For example my example should cover:
- \\share\test\\folder\app\version**\common\bin\**
- \\share\test\\folder\app\version123\common\bin\process.exe
- \\share\test\\folder\app\version457\common\bin\doc.doc
- etc.
Hope my question is clear 😃
Best regards,
Oliver
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Do not claim to be the expert here on exclusions syntax and so ask two people who know much better
Answer from both I got is says that it is valid. Also some additional comments:
However in some cases you can use single “*” which is equivalent to any character expect for slashes “\/”, for example if you want to wildcard characters on the one level of folder hierarchy, e.g.
**\folder*\test
Covers:
\\share\folder123\test
C:\folderfolder\test
But not covers:
\\share\folder\inner\test
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Therefore putting
\folder\**
Covers:
\folder\test\folder\
\folder\test\folder\test
correct ?
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Got confirmation that this is correct!!
