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Right now, a username is detected if the first character of a work in the tweet starts by the "at" (@) symbol. It stops the reading of the username when the first non alphanumeric/underscore (_) character is found.
Which means that This is a @username. is going to be formatted as This is a @[username](https://twitter.com/username)., with the dot at the end.
The current implementation doesn't support a user reference that doesn't start with an "at". For exemple Weird dot .@username is going to be Weird dot .@username.
We should make sure that #13 doesn't have the same problem.
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Right now, a username is detected if the first character of a work in the tweet starts by the "at" (@) symbol. It stops the reading of the username when the first non alphanumeric/underscore (_) character is found.
Which means that
This is a @username.
is going to be formatted asThis is a @[username](https://twitter.com/username).
, with the dot at the end.The current implementation doesn't support a user reference that doesn't start with an "at". For exemple
Weird dot .@username
is going to beWeird dot .@username
.We should make sure that #13 doesn't have the same problem.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: