xregexp | Extended JavaScript regular expressions | Regex library

I know Dart uses the ECMAScript engine which does not support \pL (matches any kind of letter from any language). In JS world there is xregexp which solves this, but in Dart I haven't found any off the shelf solution for this apart from using unicode ranges (just like [a-z]) between certain code points which are supposed to contain all letters that \pL would.

I don't find a range that is proven to contain every letter that it supposed to contain (every letter from every language including diacritics)

Is there such thing, a "battle-tested" range?

Edit:

Example: I want to match the word "căști", here (in PCRE2) \pL works, but if I change to ECMAScript it doesn't recognize \pL. If I change the pattern to one taken from this answer, then the word is matched.

So, even tho the above pattern matches this word "căști" I am still not 100% sure that it will match every other word composed by all the possible letters out there. This is why I am asking if there is a recommended pattern for this issue.

Using XRegExp I have the following regex to match words that start with uppercase letters:

I am trying to deploy my projekt to a server via bitbucket-pipeline with a .yml script. The projekt has a laravel backend with PHP 7.4 and a Vue Js frontend. The problem occurs when the frontend builds with Yarn Run. The build process is working on my colleagues and my local maschine with the exact same yarn.lock and package.json, but not in the pipeline. Local we also have the same node and yarn/npm version.

This is our pipeline script :

I would like to convert this:

i have this html string:

Following is the logging snippet I have used in my django settings.py file. All the GET,POST requests are getting written to log but when i wrote logger.info("print something"), its not getting printed/captured in console as well as the log file

Please suggest a workaround to capture logger.info() logs

views.py

When I go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/, at the very top of the page, it says

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