User first name with initial when representing a user in plain text#1549
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They can cause duplicates https://app.fizzy.do/5986089/cards/2874 Closes ##1549
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Closing in favor of #1551 Thanks @olivaresf 🙏 |
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Related: Remove text-matching @mentions?
I realized that mentioning me (even in rich text) would end up mentioning both Ops Fernando and me. The reason is that I would get mentioned due to the rich text mention, while he would get mentioned because the comment's plain text uses only the user's first name, so something like:
Good job @fernandowould end up picking him up.Changing the plain text representation to first name + initial in last name fixed it:
Good job @fernandoo.