Open Hibeom0929 opened 7 months ago
There exists names which require different cases to differentiate between them, due to cultural nuances. For example, "Bryan De La Cruz" is different from "Bryan de la Cruz"
We decided to accommodate these cases as well.
Thus, this is the expected behavior of our app.
Team chose [response.Rejected
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Reason for disagreement: The example you gave is a particular case and in most of the cases, names with the same characters and different cases are the same names or maybe the typos by users. Thus, it is better to have a case-insensitive check for name duplication and throw a warning when users want to have names with the same characters with different cases.
Although names with same characters but different cases should be considered as same names but they can be still added to the list at the same time.