Closed mvoggu closed 3 years ago
@arvindnegi1 as this particular issue can also be fixed by allowing hyphen in the current regex without shifting to the proposed one, I want to know your thoughts on this before submitting a PR
@mvoggu Yes you can allow hyphen before the @ part. thanks!
f20180564@hyderabad.bits-pilani.ac.in
is a valid email address, but the current Regex for email does not allow it because of a hyphen(-) in the domain nameI propose that we follow the regex suggested in https://stackoverflow.com/a/201378