rspec/rules/S6323/php/rule.adoc

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== Noncompliant Code Example
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preg_match("/Jack|Peter|/", "John"); // Noncompliant - returns 1
preg_match("/Jack||Peter/", "John"); // Noncompliant - returns 1
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== Compliant Solution
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preg_match("/Jack|Peter/", "John"); // returns 0
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== Exceptions
One could use an empty alternation to make a regular expression group optional. Rule will not report on such cases.
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preg_match("/mandatory(-optional|)/", "mandatory"); // returns 1
preg_match("/mandatory(-optional|)/", "mandatory-optional"); // returns 1
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However, if there is a quantifier after the group the issue will be reported as using both `|` and quantifier is redundant.
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preg_match("/mandatory(-optional|)?/", "mandatory-optional"); // Noncompliant - using both `|` inside the group and `?` for the group.
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