oniguruma | regular expression library | Regex library

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I am trying to build image for linux/arm64/v8 on linux/amd64 Gitlab runner. I run it with this command:

I am attempting to capture the word function using Oniguruma regex (for VSCode syntax highlighting) into 2 different groups depending on if :: are the preceding characters. As far as I know Oniguruma does not support conditionals, hence I thought I could capture the regex result into group 1 if the characters are not present and into group 2 if they are

Currently, I have the following:

• Hi all, I'm wokring on a VScode extension for snippets. I highlighted all $name TextMate style variables like $CURRENT_YEAR and $TM_FILENAME_BASE.

  name in $name can be a integer, or a static variable.

• I would also like to highlight variables like ${:}, ${:|} e.g. ${2:placeholder} and ${1:true|false}

• Moreover, highlight transformed variables ${\\\}. Example: ${TM_FILENAME/[\\.]/_/ replaces the first . with _.

• All these example can be found in VScode documentation

• I played Regex Golf a little, but I couldn't solve the "Balance" Chapter

Is there a NEAT way to match all TextMate variables(see definition in chapter 7.2) with a Regular Expression (or other technique)?

In detail, I would want my Regex to match all $, ${:|}, and ${\\\}

where

• can be digits and some specific letters like LINE_COMMENT;
• and can be any text.
• is some specific letters like LINE_COMMENT
• A regular expression, I'm not going to check if it is legal. The regular expression substitution output, not going to check.

My idea was to detect if there is a pair of brackets (curly parentheses). And the first word after parentheses opening is a .

TextMate uses Oniguruma regular expression library by K. Kosako

• Match variable without {} with

I'm doing a laravel project using docker on php 7.3. But when I installed laravel/passport my docker container exits with code 255 with this error when I try to type docker-compose up:

Fatal error: Composer detected issues in your platform: Your Composer dependencies require a PHP version ">= 7.4.0". You are running 7.3.29. in /app/vendor/composer/platform_check.php on line 24

I've tried to change my php version to 7.4 in my Dockerfile and composer.json, but nothing changes

Dockerfile:

I made docker images and built them using docker-compose.yml, everything works fine for the first time but when I add/update some configurations on the Dockerfiles and rebuild the images an error regarding the group or the user I am creating inside the image generates:

I am trying to install a specific jq version in my virtual pyenv environment with the command below: