Allow abbreviated student names #13038
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Try to detect if a student's first name has been abbreviated before sanitizing it, where "abbreviated" means "it is either a single character or a single character followed by a period". If so, default back to using their full name.
ashercodeorg
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Feb 3, 2017
| verify( | ||
| ["Bo Burnham", "J. Crew", "T Bone"], | ||
| ["Bo", "J. Crew", "T Bone"] | ||
| ) |
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How do we want to treat "Bone, T" or "Crew, J."?
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for now, as acceptable edge cases. Those would end up as simply "Bone" and "Crew", which is both sufficiently informative and relatively secure.
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Try to detect if a student's first name has been abbreviated before
sanitizing it, where "abbreviated" means "it is either a single
character or a single character followed by a period".
If so, default back to using their full name.