[AWS] Possible regex regression in commit 00b1e15793d6f29b3a9c7ab3e2c8a3b33a0d079c

[Pascal Obry]

Thomas,

 > Prior to 00b1e15793d6f29b3a9c7ab3e2c8a3b33a0d079c the regex
 >
 >      \.css$
 >
 > matched the string /css/index.css just fine, but when using AWS with
 > the mentioned commit,

Right.

 > I now have to do
 >
 >      .*\.css$
 >
 > to match /css/index.css

Right too.

 > Is this behavior intentional, or?

Yes.

 > As far as I know \.css$ is a
 > perfectly valid way of matching all strings that end with .css

Again right, but the original implementation was matching start of the 
URI. In the context of AWS it make lot of sense I would say. The commit 
00b1e1 was really to fix a regression introduced before that (IIRC the 
regression was in d0e9cb).

Pascal.

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