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Match repo URLs with greedier regex so that we can support non-edx repositories. To build our development environment at Stanford, we use forked repositories running custom branches. The regular expression here is used to match the repository-name part of a Github URL. However, it is written with the assumption that the owner of the repository be `edx` (or any name that ends with that substring). By making the regex greedier, we can just ignore everything through the final slash, ignoring the owner entirely. This allows other teams to run custom code by just forking the `repos` list in `repo.sh`, eg: ```sh repos=( "https://github.com/edx/credentials.git" "https://github.com/stvstnfrd/cs_comments_service.git" "https://github.com/Stanford-Online/edx-platform.git" ) ``` (cherry picked from commit 4be4699)
Add Journal Url to ecommerce SiteConfig - As part of provisioning script for ecommerce automatically add journal url to core_siteconfigurations model.
Add Journal Url to ecommerce SiteConfig - As part of provisioning script for ecommerce automatically add journal url to core_siteconfigurations model.
Add Journal Url to ecommerce SiteConfig - As part of provisioning script for ecommerce automatically add journal url to core_siteconfigurations model.
Add Journal Url to ecommerce SiteConfig - As part of provisioning script for ecommerce automatically add journal url to core_siteconfigurations model.
Add Journal Url to ecommerce SiteConfig - As part of provisioning script for ecommerce automatically add journal url to core_siteconfigurations model.
TE-2639 Support for named release images (cherry picked from commit a76042b)
TE-2639 Support for named release images (cherry picked from commit a76042b)
TE-2639 Support for named release images (cherry picked from commit a76042b)
TE-2639 Support for named release images (cherry picked from commit a76042b)
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