Fix regex double escaping of rabbitmqctl list_policies #561
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Fixed one other problem with the test. I don't have a strong personal need for this one, but seems sane enough if someone wants to merge it. |
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Fix regex double escaping of rabbitmqctl list_policies
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Excellent thanks for submitting this in an orderly fashion |
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Fix regex double escaping of rabbitmqctl list_policies
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Fix regex double escaping of rabbitmqctl list_policies
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This reworks #482, and keeps attribution, but adds the spec test that @DrOwl posted. cc: @eputnam @sspreitzer @devfaz