Describe the bug
Recipient is one user (M) having a public username (eg. Mpublic), the second recipient (K) doesn't have a public username.
See **Expected behavior": I expected to be able to mix username and firstname (when no username exists).
To Reproduce 'Store username not firstname' active.
Send message to "Mpublic; K"
But when "store username" is active, only Mpublic gets the message. When "store username" is deactivated, only K gets the message.
So I expected to be able to mix username and firstname, since I use the username for M with Mpublic and K as firstname (no username existent). When "store username" is active, both Mpublic and K should get the message.
Describe the bug
Recipient is one user (M) having a public username (eg. Mpublic), the second recipient (K) doesn't have a public username. See **Expected behavior": I expected to be able to mix username and firstname (when no username exists).
To Reproduce
'Store username not firstname' active. Send message to "Mpublic; K" But when "store username" is active, only Mpublic gets the message. When "store username" is deactivated, only K gets the message.
Expected behavior
So I expected to be able to mix username and firstname, since I use the username for M with Mpublic and K as firstname (no username existent). When "store username" is active, both Mpublic and K should get the message.
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