How to make 'test2' an optional element in the following C# RegEx expression getting 'test1' value parsed out correctly when 'test2' element is missing?

 StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
 sb.AppendLine("    test1=123 any text in between  ");
 sb.AppendLine(" some ");
 sb.AppendLine(" more ");
 sb.AppendLine(" text in between ");
 sb.AppendLine("    test2=456   ");
 sb.AppendLine("    test1=789  some text .. test2=012   ");

 Regex regex = new Regex(@"test1=(?<test1>(\d+))((.|\s)+?)(test2=(?<test2>(\d+)))");

 MatchCollection matches = regex.Matches(sb.ToString());
 foreach (Match match in matches)
 {
     Group test1 = match.Groups["test1"];
     Group test2 = match.Groups["test2"];                
     System.Console.WriteLine("Test1 = {0}, Test2 = {1}", test1.Value, test2.Value);
 }

Thank you.

@Oded - I reply here as I can't get comment formatted properly and as my reply is longer than allowed by StackOverflow comment text length:

Thank you. Proposed in your second reply RegEx expression results in the following output:

 Test1 = 123, Test2 = 
 Test1 = 789, Test2 =

It's not quite correct. And your first reply RegEx expression results in

 Test1 = 123, Test2 = 456
 Test1 = 789, Test2 = 012

test output. That's is correct.

But if I change

sb.AppendLine("    test1=789  some text .. test2=012   ");

to

sb.AppendLine("    test1=789  some text .. test52=012   ");

then the test result output will have just one line

Test1 = 123, Test2 = 456

and I wanted it to be

 Test1 = 123, Test2 = 456
 Test1 = 789, Test2 =

in that case.