Modify mentions regex #2421
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Modify mentions regex #2421
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umairkhannn
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arpee
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Mar 26, 2024
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Don't think this approach is the right one.
We should update the sanitize system to ignore potential email address - not treat them as links...
We can simply have the regex nope out of treating the text if there is an @ in the string.
for saito mentions - they should only do anything if the string starts with an @...
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Email not screwing up now, have modified the mentions regex. Although the end part of email is considered as link by sanitize() method (created a ticket for this issue in backlog)