PCRE is no longer shipped in many systems, so it's harder to test and fix. Hence we may remove it in the not-too-distant future.
In any case, maintenance of the PCRE backend will be best effort from now on, and users are encouraged to migrate to the widely-available and mature PCRE2.
PCRE is no longer shipped in many systems, so it's harder to test and fix. Hence we may remove it in the not-too-distant future.
In any case, maintenance of the PCRE backend will be best effort from now on, and users are encouraged to migrate to the widely-available and mature PCRE2.