Rematch

proxies:
- name: "rematch"
  type: rematch
  target-rematch-name: "rematch1"
  target-sub-rule: "sub-rule1"

Common fields

target-rematch-name

Overrides the original rematch-name in metadata. It can be matched with the REMATCH-NAME rule.

target-sub-rule

If set, matching continues with the specified sub-rule. If the name does not exist or is empty, matching falls back to the main rules.

Usage Examples

Mark and Continue Matching Main Rules

proxies:
- name: "mark-streaming"
  type: rematch
  target-rematch-name: "streaming"

proxy-groups:
- name: "Streaming"
  type: select
  proxies:
    - ss1
    - ss2

rules:
  - REMATCH-NAME,streaming,Streaming
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,netflix.com,mark-streaming
  - MATCH,DIRECT

When a request first matches DOMAIN-SUFFIX,netflix.com,mark-streaming, mark-streaming writes rematch-name: streaming and enters rule matching again. On the next pass, REMATCH-NAME,streaming,Streaming matches first.

Note

Put the REMATCH-NAME rule before the rule that triggers rematch, otherwise the next pass can hit the same rematch outbound again and form a cycle.

Jump to a Sub-Rule

proxies:
- name: "use-ai-rules"
  type: rematch
  target-sub-rule: "ai-rules"

proxy-groups:
- name: "AI"
  type: select
  proxies:
    - ss1
    - ss2

rules:
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,openai.com,use-ai-rules
  - MATCH,DIRECT

sub-rules:
  ai-rules:
    - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,openai.com,AI
    - MATCH,DIRECT

After a request matches use-ai-rules, matching continues with the ai-rules sub-rule. When the sub-rule exists, it is recommended to include a MATCH fallback.