Use purge.options.safelist as a fallback in JIT mode
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Currently, for AOT mode you can use the following: - purge.safelist - purge.options.safelist But for JIT mode, you can only use: - purge.safelist This commit will ensure that you can use these in both cases: - purge.safelist - purge.options.safelist This should make transitioning to JIT a little bit smoother.
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Hi Robin, will this enable Regex patterns in purge.safelist? Unable to find it or get it working just yet. |
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@danstans Hey! No this PR will not enable |
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Currently, for AOT mode you can use the following:
But for JIT mode, you can only use:
This commit will ensure that you can use these in both cases:
This should make transitioning to JIT a little bit smoother.