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Created Jan 28, 2019 by Huste, Tobias (FWCC) - 111645@frust45Owner

global: use glob pattern instead of regex

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Regular expressions are probably too hard to make right and are not necessary for identifying release tags. This PR replaces regex by glob patterns.

Edited Feb 04, 2019 by Huste, Tobias (FWCC) - 111645
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