i am trying custom domains in my android app , I intended to use android:host=”*” and filter out the incoming deeplinks using android:pathpattern.
<code>android:host = "*"
android:host = "*.com"
android:host = "*com"
</code>
<code>android:host = "*"
android:host = "*.com"
android:host = "*com"
</code>
android:host = "*"
android:host = "*.com"
android:host = "*com"
the above hosts dont work , but
<code>android:host = "*.abc.com"
android:host = "*.com.au"
</code>
<code>android:host = "*.abc.com"
android:host = "*.com.au"
</code>
android:host = "*.abc.com"
android:host = "*.com.au"
the above hosts matches the incoming links , when it is ennabled in app defaults in system settings.
Is there any restriction that there must be some kind of test between the wildcard charater and the TLD?
I want to support multiple domains and subdomains which end with .com and without using mutliple intent filters or multiple hosts or explicity mentioning the subdomains.