Open thewrik opened 2 years ago
I believe this is not a functionality bug and i do not agree that "alisson@ex" is in line with the constraints mentioned in UG. It is clearly mentioned that after '@' is the domain name which is made up of domain labels separated with periods. This clearly explains that there should be at least 2 domain labels since it's in plural form, which can be inferred that a period must exist in the domain name.
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Reason for disagreement: Contest the assertion that "domain name which is made up of domain labels separated with periods. This clearly explains that there should be at least 2 domain labels since it's in plural form".
This is since the statement made up of "domain labels separated with periods" does not preclude a single domain label, but rather states that given multiple domain labels, they are joined with a period. (This is in line with standard documentation for functions like split
, for example)
Furthermore, the domain name constraints further used do not mention the need of multiple labels. The last point adds to the confusion as it states that each domain label may be separated by hyphens as well.
Email in concern: alisson@ex
Note that this is in line with the constraints mentioned in the UG
Justification for severity: An extremely small proportion of users may not use "." in their TLD for email host, who will be affected. This is however irrecoverable for them.