I am trying to create a regex for 301s that will help me identify the url: site.com/abc/ and redirect to site.com/xyz/. I’ve tried regex as ^abc/? and it works fine but the problem is even urls like site.com/123/sdas/abc/213 are getting caught. How can I ensure only /abc gets matched with the full string url?

I am trying to create a regex for 301s that will help me identify the url: site.com/abc/ and redirect to site.com/xyz/. I’ve tried regex as ^abc/? and it works fine but the problem is even urls like site.com/123/sdas/abc/213 are getting caught. How can I ensure only /abc gets matched with the full string url?

Below, you can see an example of strings. I’m interested to catching only strings similar to the first or second. Those strings has only one space after the last ‘]’ then nothing.

This is an example string:

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My String:

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I have bunch of files like these

Given the following partial file: