Fix comment mentions to avoid html tags #5865
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rmehta
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Jul 24, 2018
| @@ -260,6 +260,8 @@ def test_password_strength(self): | |||
| def test_comment_mentions(self): | |||
| user_name = "@test.comment@example.com" | |||
| self.assertEqual(extract_mentions(user_name)[0], "test.comment@example.com") | |||
| user_name = "@test.comment@test-example.com" | |||
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write a test case that tests your condition (i.e with HTML tags)
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Apparently, if a comment mention email is something like
@example@ss-india.com, it gets interpreted as@example@ss<a href="http://-india.com">-india.comand fails in the email queue. So added a regex function to replace html tags before extracting.