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Add fallback keys to caching #2340
Add fallback keys to caching #2340
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Is it possible to have a "root rule" like
a*/b
? If so, I think this logic fails since there is no path separator character ina*
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so we're only going output inexact on wildcard related fingerprints and not exclusively fallback keys?
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A primary key can't be a wildcard because that's the name it saves as. Did that answer your question?