Incomplete type declaration for `KeyExclusions` [pymodsecurity]

[GustavoKatel]

Describe the bug

Hello, guys! Nice work on version 3.0.3. We have been working towards compatibility. We have an initial support, but we noticed that KeyExclusions declared in src/variables/variable.h is not published in the final/installed headers for version 3.0.3. I couldn't find a way to handle this in pybind without the complete declaration, therefore we're having compiling issues with the new methods: resolveMultiMatches and resolveRegularExpression.

Can you guys help us with that?

Here's our issue: pymodsecurity/pymodsecurity#6

Please let me know if there anything else we can add.

[zimmerle]

Hi, @GustavoKatel

Indeed the KeyExclusions class is not part of the public headers. The declaration of such class is forwarded here:

https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/blob/74eee9330bb4c1908145cee5011dd1b50c791acc/headers/modsecurity/collection/collection.h#L41

and here:

https://github.com/SpiderLabs/ModSecurity/blob/74eee9330bb4c1908145cee5011dd1b50c791acc/headers/modsecurity/anchored_set_variable.h#L45

As you may notice it is not used on the public headers, just to declare parameters. That is why is not part of it.

Are the bindings just including the public headers? or they also refer to ModSecurity source code?