pulumi-google-native-kotlin/com.pulumi.googlenative.compute.alpha.kotlin.inputs/PathMatcherArgsBuilder/pathRules

pathRules

@JvmName(name = "dogqkorpebfgtpli")
suspend fun pathRules(value: Output<List<PathRuleArgs>>)
@JvmName(name = "ckqvijfpxbfdlido")
suspend fun pathRules(value: List<PathRuleArgs>?)

Parameters

value

The list of path rules. Use this list instead of routeRules when routing based on simple path matching is all that's required. The order by which path rules are specified does not matter. Matches are always done on the longest-path-first basis. For example: a pathRule with a path /a/b/c/* will match before /a/b/* irrespective of the order in which those paths appear in this list. Within a given pathMatcher, only one of pathRules or routeRules must be set. //

@JvmName(name = "pqpqttookrpmpabw")
suspend fun pathRules(vararg values: Output<PathRuleArgs>)

@JvmName(name = "ljdsuwcnqeeybwaq")
suspend fun pathRules(values: List<Output<PathRuleArgs>>)
@JvmName(name = "uufbpoegwlftdmxv")
suspend fun pathRules(vararg values: PathRuleArgs)

Parameters

values

The list of path rules. Use this list instead of routeRules when routing based on simple path matching is all that's required. The order by which path rules are specified does not matter. Matches are always done on the longest-path-first basis. For example: a pathRule with a path /a/b/c/* will match before /a/b/* irrespective of the order in which those paths appear in this list. Within a given pathMatcher, only one of pathRules or routeRules must be set. //

@JvmName(name = "ubkngiwligfgnsck")
suspend fun pathRules(argument: List<suspend PathRuleArgsBuilder.() -> Unit>)
@JvmName(name = "auibkfxktjklvfrd")
suspend fun pathRules(vararg argument: suspend PathRuleArgsBuilder.() -> Unit)
@JvmName(name = "hbqcwvoewxuhsfmd")
suspend fun pathRules(argument: suspend PathRuleArgsBuilder.() -> Unit)

Parameters

argument

The list of path rules. Use this list instead of routeRules when routing based on simple path matching is all that's required. The order by which path rules are specified does not matter. Matches are always done on the longest-path-first basis. For example: a pathRule with a path /a/b/c/* will match before /a/b/* irrespective of the order in which those paths appear in this list. Within a given pathMatcher, only one of pathRules or routeRules must be set. //