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Escape double quotes in page titles in stork TOML file #15

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@s3lph s3lph commented Nov 8, 2022

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Resolves: #3 (comment)

  • Conformed to code style guidelines by running appropriate linting tools
  • Updated documentation for changed code

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If a page title contains a double quote ("), the double quote is rendered into the stork toml file verbatim, creating a syntax error and causing stork to fail.

This PR escapes double quotes in titles (AFAICT this is the only place where they should appear) with \", fixing the syntax errors.

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This is a blocking bug that requires a user to modify plugin source code. Please merge it ASAP.

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Thank you for the fix, Sebastian!

@justinmayer justinmayer merged commit e292e0c into pelican-plugins:main Feb 3, 2023
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maphew added a commit to maphew/search that referenced this pull request Feb 4, 2023
This should handle any arbitrary punctuation marks which may happen to
be in the Title - `",',\,*,...etc`.

I don't undersand why this works, since we're not doing anything with 
json. I just know that everything I've thrown at it comes out safely.

I left the change from pelican-plugins#15 intact, though json.dumps makes it 
unnecessary.
justinmayer pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 9, 2023
This should handle any arbitrary punctuation marks which may happen to
be in the Title - `",',\,*,...etc`.

I don't undersand why this works, since we're not doing anything with
JSON. I just know that everything I've thrown at it comes out safely.

The change from #15 performed manual title cleaning of nested quotes
but did not address other potentially-problematic characters in the
title, and json.dumps makes that change unnecessary and moot.

Moreover, processing `title` with the manual quote handling AND using
json.dumps together results in double-escaping of quotes. Ergo, that
manual quotation-mark handling code has been removed here.
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This change was superseded by #23 and released in v1.0.2. That said, thanks again for the fix, Sebastian!

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