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The PR updates docs/snakefiles/rules.rst - I recommend using raw strings for regexes in wildcards.

The PR only affects two lines in the documentation. No further tests are needed.

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    • Updated documentation for Snakemake to clarify the use of the r prefix in regular expressions for output patterns, enhancing user understanding and best practices.

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This change enhances the Snakemake documentation by clarifying the use of raw strings in regular expressions for file patterns. It specifically introduces the r prefix in output pattern examples, which aids in the correct handling of backslashes and improves documentation clarity. The update aims to guide users towards best practices in defining wildcard constraints, while maintaining existing functionality.

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docs/snakefiles/rules.rst Added r prefix to regex in output pattern example to promote the use of raw strings, enhancing clarity and correctness. No changes to public entity declarations.

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108-109: Good practice: Use raw strings for regex patterns.

The recommendation to use raw strings for regular expressions is a good practice in Python. It helps prevent syntax issues related to backslashes in regex patterns. This change improves the clarity and correctness of the documentation.

Also applies to: 113-113

Co-authored-by: Johannes Köster <johannes.koester@tu-dortmund.de>
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109-109: Good recommendation to use raw strings.

Using the r prefix for raw strings is a best practice in Python to avoid escaping backslashes in regular expressions. This change improves clarity and prevents potential syntax warnings.


113-113: Correct use of raw string in example.

The addition of the r prefix to the string in the output pattern example is appropriate and helps avoid issues with backslashes in regex.

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@johanneskoester johanneskoester merged commit 877b3a3 into main Aug 21, 2024
@johanneskoester johanneskoester deleted the docs/regex_wildcards_update branch August 21, 2024 09:21
johanneskoester pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2024
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### Documentation

* recommending raw strings to get rid of syntax warnings
([#3022](#3022))
([877b3a3](877b3a3))
* tutorial polishing
([16b1657](16b1657))

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