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Enhancement
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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Putting line breaks inside of a predicate or handler causes a parsing exception, but the ability to use this could be very handy.
For a real example, I have a scenario where allowing every single IP range for all possible Github Action servers requires specifying 3,339 separate CIDRs.
This is the required syntax:
ip-access-control( default-allow=false, acl={ '4.148.0.0/16 allow', '4.149.0.0/18 allow', '4.149.64.0/19 allow', '4.149.96.0/19 allow', '4.149.128.0/17 allow', '4.150.0.0/18 allow', '4.150.64.0/18 allow', '4.150.128.0/18 allow', '4.150.192.0/19 allow', '4.150.224.0/19 allow' ... etc ... } )
but it would be many times better to be allowed to specify the language like so:
ip-access-control( default-allow=false, acl={ '4.148.0.0/16 allow', '4.149.0.0/18 allow', '4.149.64.0/19 allow', '4.149.96.0/19 allow', '4.149.128.0/17 allow', '4.150.0.0/18 allow', '4.150.64.0/18 allow', '4.150.128.0/18 allow', '4.150.192.0/19 allow', '4.150.224.0/19 allow' ... etc ... } )
and have the parser simply ignore the line breaks while inside the handler arguments.
