Closed ferdnyc closed 5 years ago
It is rather weird to have to support people's misguided attempts to evade simple SPAM harvester bots, but if the customers want it...
It is rather weird to have to support people's misguided attempts to evade simple SPAM harvester bots
Well, it's not even so much wanting it, as encountering it. There are plenty of spec files out in the wild that contain email address strings without an @
sign, so it's nice for Atom to be able to process them correctly. Which now it can, thanks!
Obfuscated email addresses such as "
user AT gmail dot com
" currently break the changelog grammar (disabling syntax highlighting on the line), since the grammar expects an@
sign in the address.Some changelog formats have the address surrounded by angle brackets, so requiring the
@
is overkill. In those formats we can accept any(<.*>)
as an email address.After: