Support regex in assert_path and refute_path - #325
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Good catch, sorry about that. Those were a project-local hex/mix cache that got picked up accidentally. I've removed all of the |
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Cleaned up. The stray cache files are gone and I also dropped the unrelated |
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Closes #233. This lets you pass a regex to
assert_path/refute_pathfor cases where you know the shape of the path but not the exact value, like a redirect to a newly created record. It reuses the existing path matching so query params still work the same way.