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@ -603,19 +603,19 @@ Here are some examples of valid string matchers :
2. Similar to example 1, shown below are two equality matchers combined in a short form YAML list. 2. Similar to example 1, shown below are two equality matchers combined in a short form YAML list.
```yaml ```yaml
matchers: [ "foo = bar", "dings != bums" ] matchers: [ foo = bar, dings != bums ]
``` ```
As shown below, in the short-form, it's generally better to quote the list elements to avoid problems with special characters like commas: As shown below, in the short-form, it's generally better to quote the list elements to avoid problems with special characters like commas:
```yaml ```yaml
matchers: [ '{foo="bar",dings!="bums"}' ] matchers: [ "foo = bar,baz", "dings != bums" ]
``` ```
3. You can also put both matchers into one PromQL-like string. Single quotes for the whole string work best here. 3. You can also put both matchers into one PromQL-like string. Single quotes for the whole string work best here.
```yaml ```yaml
matchers: ['{env=~"produ.*"}', '{baz!~".*quux"}'] matchers: [ '{foo="bar",dings!="bums"}' ]
``` ```
4. To avoid any confusion about YAML string quoting and escaping, you can use YAML block quoting and then only worry about the OpenMetrics escaping inside the block. A complex example with a regular expression and different quotes inside the label value is shown below: 4. To avoid any confusion about YAML string quoting and escaping, you can use YAML block quoting and then only worry about the OpenMetrics escaping inside the block. A complex example with a regular expression and different quotes inside the label value is shown below: