Fix regex for parsing linkedin array links

[th3fallen]

The second replace was incorrect, resulting in a link like https://google.com] which failed zod validation

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of array-like CSV entries to ensure trailing brackets are correctly processed.

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A regular expression in the parseArrayLikeCSVEntry function within the CSV utility module was corrected. The previous pattern for matching a closing bracket at the end of a string was invalid. The update replaces it with a proper expression that accurately detects and removes a trailing bracket before the string is split by commas. No changes were made to the function's signature or to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
libs/utils/src/namespaces/csv.ts	Fixed the regular expression in parseArrayLikeCSVEntry to correctly match a closing bracket at the end of a string. No changes to function signature.

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In the land of code where brackets roam,
A regex error found its home.
But now it's fixed, the match is right,
Arrays parsed true, from left to right.
With tidy strings and commas split,
The CSV bunny does a happy sit! 🐇

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

libs/utils/src/namespaces/csv.ts (1)

26-26: Great fix for the regex pattern!

This change correctly addresses the issue with parsing LinkedIn array links. The previous pattern was incorrectly trying to match a closing bracket at the end, which resulted in malformed links like https://google.com] that failed Zod schema validation.

A small optimization suggestion:

- csvEntry.replace(/^\[/, "").replace(/\]$/, "").split(",");
+ csvEntry.replace(/^\[/, "").replace(/]$/, "").split(",");

The closing square bracket ("]") doesn't need to be escaped outside of a character class, so /]$/ would work just as well and is slightly cleaner.

🧰 Tools

🪛 ESLint

[error] 26-26: /]$/ can be optimized to /]$/.

(unicorn/better-regex)

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libs/utils/src/namespaces/csv.ts

[error] 26-26: /]$/ can be optimized to /]$/.

(unicorn/better-regex)