Closed kashizui closed 9 years ago
:+1:
There is setting to disable this in most Mac applications by clicking in the text field and going to Substitutions > Smart Quotes
, but I'd agree that is super annoying. :+1:
Yep, the main problem is people learning to use the command for the first time, or those who are just unwilling to turn off the setting.
They can always choose to use hubot who is on call
, but that isn't
currently the default syntax listed in the help docs.
On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 6:54 PM Stephen Yeargin notifications@github.com
wrote:
There is setting to disable this in most Mac applications by clicking in the text field and going to Substitutions > Smart Quotes, but I'd agree that is super annoying. [image: :+1:]
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Fixed in v2.1.5
Thanks for the super fast response!
Mac users (on the Hubot-Slack integration at least) often have trouble with the "who's on call" command, since the default OS X settings will convert quotation marks into angled quotation marks:
“”
and‘’
.This change simply recognizes the angled single quote that automatically gets rendered when Mac users type out the command:
hubot who’s on call