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/\s.?B$/gm
- hmm that doesn't look right to me.Are the
gm
modifiers needed? Does the test pass? If not, please ensure the test passes locally before requesting a review. If you need any help linking and running only this test then ping me on IRC.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yap, sorry, the modifiers are not needed @alanshaw. Furthermore, I'll update the expression, I'll make it more specific.

I wouldn't have asked for a second review if the test was not passing locally. You can see it passing here:
This is the
res
objectMy regex was matching:


and
What do you think about this regex? Does this one seem better? It would match the whole string instead of just the units.
/^[\d]+(\.[\d]+)?\s[KMGTP]?B$/
Considering the


res
object (mentioned above), this new regex will match:and