fix(flake): issues reported by lix's broken-string-escape - #378
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Lix 1.95+ warns on `broken-string-escape`, escapes that return the original character. In this case, the regexes where trying to match a literal `.` instead of any character, so they escaped the `.` by writing `\.`. Since `\.` is not a valid escape, nix parses this as `.`, to follow the intention of the code you need to instead write `\\.` Signed-off-by: Jalil David Salamé Messina <jalil.salame@gmail.com>
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Lix 1.95+ warns on
broken-string-escape, escapes that return the original character. In this case, the regexes where trying to match a literal.instead of any character, so they escaped the.by writing\..Since
\.is not a valid escape, nix parses this as., to follow the intention of the code you need to instead write\\.