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Fixed a small issue with migration instructions for users of url-regex, which said that parens option was set to true by default, while it is really set to false.
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@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ Unlike the deprecated and unmaintained package [url-regex][], we do a few things
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* We set `strict` to `false` by default ([url-regex][] had this set to `true`)
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* We added an `auth` option, which is set to `false` by default ([url-regex][] matches against Basic Authentication; had this set to `true` - however this is a deprecated behavior in Chromium).
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* We added `parens` and `ipv6` options, which are set to `true` by default ([url-regex][] had `parens` set to `true` and `ipv6` was non-existent or set to `false` rather).
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* We added `parens` and `ipv6` options, which are set to `false` and `true` by default ([url-regex][] had `parens` set to `true` and `ipv6` was non-existent or set to `false` rather).
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* We added an `apostrophe` option, which is set to `false` by default ([url-regex][] had this set to `true`).
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* We added a `trailingPeriod` option, which is set to `false` by default (which means matches won't contain trailing periods, whereas [url-regex][] had this set to `true`).
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