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Add ClimaGPU Backend #87
Add ClimaGPU Backend #87
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I think
match
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Is
!isnothing(match(regex, hostname))
then preferable tooccursin(regex, hostname)
, or is there a better way to usematch
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One might wonder why you used
occursin
. What you want to check is that the hostname matches your regular expression, non that it contains it.But what you could do is (schematically):
(There's certainly more elegant ways)
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I believe
occursin(regex,str)
checks that the string matches the regex, but your way is already cleaner. I will incorporate it soon, thank you!There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes, it does, but when it is less clear to readers (I think). Your intent is to match the regular expression and you can make it more explicit by using the function match