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I'm struggling to get a regexp (in Ruby) that will provide the following "one, two" -> "one" "one, two, three" -> "one" "one two three" -> "one two three" I want to match any characters up until the first comma in a string. If there are no commas I want the entire string to be matched. My best effort so far is /.*(?=,)?/ This produces the following output from the above examples "one, two" -> "one" "one, two, three" -> "one, two" "one two three" -> "one two three" Close but no cigar. Can anyone help?
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