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c2d93f5 added validators to limit the characters allowed in group names. In our application, it's very natural to use the message.content['path'] (i.e. the URL) as a group name. This was working great until we upgraded and found that / is no longer a valid group name character.
Is there a good reason to exclude / from group names? If so, we'll add a translation to some other character. But if not, we'd love to see slashes added to the character class in group_name_regex.
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It was in particular in the case of groups being stored on some filesystem-backed store, where / is nearly always invalid. I'm unlikely to budge on this; can you find a way to translate the path into a group name programatically (e.g. with replacement)?
c2d93f5 added validators to limit the characters allowed in group names. In our application, it's very natural to use the
message.content['path']
(i.e. the URL) as a group name. This was working great until we upgraded and found that/
is no longer a valid group name character.Is there a good reason to exclude
/
from group names? If so, we'll add a translation to some other character. But if not, we'd love to see slashes added to the character class ingroup_name_regex
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: