Azure-docs: Need the rest of the wildcards and operators that can be used with Azure Policies

[Sambsamb]

Need details on wildcards used for Azure polcies as shown on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/governance/policy/samples/enforce-like-pattern

For example, the article refers to
'field': 'name', 'match': 'contoso??????'

and

'field': 'name', 'match': 'contoso-???-##'

so I take it the question marks and pound signs are some wild cards. I need the rest of this syntax and the available operators. I see 'match' is one of them. What's the rest of the operators accepted in Azure poicy definitions?

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• ID: 972dc7c8-2bd1-1e58-2da2-429116c7e1bb
• Version Independent ID: 3b7725dd-63d7-e556-a57a-d8ac05289c25
• Content: Sample - Enforce like pattern - Azure Policy
• Content Source: articles/governance/policy/samples/enforce-like-pattern.md
• Service: azure-policy
• GitHub Login: @DCtheGeek
• Microsoft Alias: dacoulte

[DCtheGeek]

@Sambsamb Thanks for the question! That information is in the policy definition structure document, specifically in the Conditions portion. * works with like and notLike, while #, ?, and . work with match, notMatch, matchInsensitively, and notMatchInsensitively. If you have a use case for needing regex, please vote for it on UserVoice. Let me know if this answers your question.

@MicrosoftDocs/azure-cxp-triage Please assign to me, label 'product-question', and #in-progress

[DCtheGeek]

@Sambsamb Just checking in if this answered your question. I'll wait to hear from you for another day, and then I'll ask to have the issue closed as I believe I've answered your questions. Thanks!

[Sambsamb]

@DCtheGeek Thank you for your reply. That was pretty helpful.