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Allow inexact filtering and filtering by LTS #4529

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@tchetwin tchetwin commented Apr 6, 2022

Right now it is not possible to filter by, e.g. 16, or Gallium.
This would be useful to take a quick glance at just a single major release.
The "auto" setting allows for exact matches to be performed by quoting the input, e.g. "Node.js 16.13.2".

Right now it is not possible to filter by, e.g. `16`, or `Gallium`.
This would be useful to take a quick glance at just a single major release.
The `"auto"` setting allows for exact matches to be performed by quoting the input, e.g. `"Node.js 16.13.2"`.
@Trott Trott merged commit 9669ccc into nodejs:main Apr 6, 2022
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Trott commented Apr 6, 2022

Thanks for the fix!

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@tchetwin tchetwin deleted the patch-1 branch April 6, 2022 16:50
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