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  2. JENKINS-68394

Allow multiple domains (or regex) in domain field

      Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

      Ex. using multiple values separated by space

      domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr

      Ex. using a regex

      ^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)$

          [JENKINS-68394] Allow multiple domains (or regex) in domain field

          Joël Royer created issue -
          Joël Royer made changes -
          Description Original: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

          Ex. 1 : multiple value space separated
          {code:java}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{code}
          Ex. 2 : using regex
          {code:java}
          ^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)${code}
          New: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

          Ex. 1 : multiple value space separated
          {code:java}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{code}
          Ex. 2 : using regex
          {code:java}
          ^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)${code}
           
          Joël Royer made changes -
          Description Original: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

          Ex. 1 : multiple value space separated
          {code:java}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{code}
          Ex. 2 : using regex
          {code:java}
          ^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)${code}
           
          New: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

          Ex. 1 : multiple value space separated
          {code:java}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{code}
          Ex. 2 : using regex
          {code:java}
          "^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)$"
          {code}

           
          Joël Royer made changes -
          Description Original: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.

          Ex. 1 : multiple value space separated
          {code:java}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{code}
          Ex. 2 : using regex
          {code:java}
          "^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)$"
          {code}

           
          New: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.
          {panel:title=Ex. using multiple values separated by space}domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{panel}
          {panel:title=Ex. using a regex}^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)${panel}
          Joël Royer made changes -
          Description Original: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.
          {panel:title=Ex. using multiple values separated by space}domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr{panel}
          {panel:title=Ex. using a regex}^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)${panel}
          New: Currently, only one domain can be specified. It would be usefull to specify several domains, without necessarily authorizing external sendings.
          {panel:title=Ex. using multiple values separated by space}
          domain1.com domain1.co.uk domain1.fr
          {panel}
          {panel:title=Ex. using a regex}
          ^domain1\.(com|co.uk|fr)$
          {panel}

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