Update version_match regex to handle pre-release semantic#65
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Is this backwards compatible?
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Yes, since the version number is displayed between "cadet-cli version " and "(branch", the regex is just more inclusive now, basically matching anything between these two strings now. I dont think there was anything else there ever, at least not since v4.4, probably never |
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With the new CADET-Core pre-releases, we must allow pre-release semantics in the
version_matchregex. Otherwise, CADET-Python fails with"CADET version or branch name missing from output.".