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2026.10.17: redaction rules match as written or by regex, with a case switch; pin core v0.71.0 - #326
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…th a case switch A custom redaction rule now has the same "match by" choice as content rules, minus code points: Contains (the text as written, the default) or Regex. Next to it, a "Match case" toggle; off by default. The pattern hint, the live test, saving, the rule list and the security-log detail all follow it. Needs core with control API 47; the generated types already describe it, the pin moves when core is tagged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Core 0.71.0 (protocol 47): redaction keeps away from field names and, for custom rules, from protocol identifiers; the private-key rule stays within one text; custom redaction rules match text as written or by regex, with a case switch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
release-notes/2026.10.17.md).Upgrade
Custom redaction rules written before this release were case-sensitive regexes; they now match text as written, ignoring case. The release notes tell users to switch regex rules to Regex.
Tests
Typecheck, vitest (1192), Rust lib/msg_codes/ts_bindings, clippy, and
tests/control_plane.rsagainst a twcore built from the v0.71.0 tree.🤖 Generated with Claude Code