Selecting nodeIdentifiers by RegEx#648
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Uses the nodeIdentifier as a regular expression to select matching nodes dynamically (e.g. <nodeIdentifier>worker-.*</nodeIdentifier>). Classic nodeIdentifiers without RegEx (like 'worker-1') are still possible. This enables a dynamic node selection in cluster environments where nodes can be dynamically started or stopped. Previously all nodes had to be specified individually and produced an error if one was missing.
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Uses the nodeIdentifier as a regular expression to select matching nodes dynamically (e.g.
<nodeIdentifier>worker-.*</nodeIdentifier>).Classic nodeIdentifiers without RegEx (like 'worker-1') are still possible.
This enables a dynamic node selection in cluster environments where nodes can be dynamically started or stopped. Previously all nodes had to be specified individually and produced an error if one was missing.