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> [!NOTE]
> If you configured the `filenames/match-regex` rule, please note we have adapted the match regex rule into `eslint-plugin-github` as the original `eslint-filenames-plugin` is no longer maintained and needed an ESLint v9 update. Please update the name to `github/filenames-match-regex` and keep the same configuration. For e.g.:
> If you configured the `filenames/match-regex` rule, please note we have adapted the match regex rule into `eslint-plugin-github` as the original `eslint-filenames-plugin` is no longer maintained and needed an ESLint v9/flat config update. Please update the name to `github/filenames-match-regex` and keep the same configuration. Note, that the default rule is camelCase with one hump. If there are multiple humps like `camelCaseTest.js`, this default rule will error out. Here's an example for this rule with custom configuration:
>
> `'github/filenames-match-regex': ['error', '^[a-z0-9-]+(.[a-z0-9-]+)?$']`

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