When someone uses less or more signs in the comment one GitHub, I will see the following result in wring.io:
Output:
Execution order in mapping
find data -> slicing -> regex -> if statements ->default
Expectation:
I would expect to see the same message as in the original point on the GitHub issue:
Execution order in mapping
find data -> slicing -> regex -> if statements ->default
Possible Solution:
I am not familiar with the wring product as a developer, but I will assume that it would need extra conversion when you retrieve information from the database. I guess it is XML that convert signs to > and <.
I spotted a small and inconvenient bug.
When someone uses
lessormoresigns in the comment one GitHub, I will see the following result in wring.io:Output:
Expectation:
I would expect to see the same message as in the original point on the GitHub issue:
Possible Solution:
I am not familiar with the
wringproduct as a developer, but I will assume that it would need extra conversion when you retrieve information from the database. I guess it is XML that convert signs to>and<.