Multiple Role checking not working

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Tried to add /userpanel/*/edit as a path exclusion but it does not seem to take wildcards.

We've fixed this issue. The patch is attached.

I currently have these 3 path exclusions:
/userpanel/password,/userpanel/login,/userpanel/reset/,
Is there a way to add /userpanel/*/edit as a wildcard exclusion path?
If these 4 paths were included as regular expressions, how would that look? Does regular expressions take wildcards? I am not knowledgeable in RegEx.

You can use /userpanel/* to exclude all pages that have "userpanel" in the URL.

So now I have Administrator and Authenticated user as excluded roles. I have the "Tell others about CleanTalk" option checked to see where cleantalk is enabled. When logged in as administrator, it correctly bypasses cleantalk. However, when logged in as Authenticated user, the Edit User page is still showing cleantalk.
This means there must be a bug somewhere when Authenticated user is selected or when multiple roles are selected as a bypass.
Is this a bug?

No, that's how the option works.

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Thank you for the reply.

However, I cannot use /userpanel/* as a wildcard because I need the registration form to keep cleantalk.
Using /userpanel/* would remove cleantalk from all user related pages, including the registration form.
I need cleantalk on the registration page.

So am I able to use /userpanel/*/edit as a wildcard or does it have to be as you suggest?

Or can I add /userpanel/* as an exclusion but have an option to whitelist pages? This way I can exclude all /userpanel/* paths except /userpanel/register which would be whitelisted/included.

NOTE:
Drupal by default uses /user/, but I am using the Rename Admin Paths module and use /userpanel/ as my user paths there.

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Hello.

This wildcard should fix the issue:
/userpanel/.+/edit

Also, we will not implement exclusions inside of exclusions as you asked in the second part of you post.

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