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Highlight leading and trailing white space in names #721
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Proposed Changes
Names with leading and trailing white space are almost always
a mistake and cause confusion. In a recent support
case they wasted quite a bit of time.
Currently leading and trailing white space in names is very difficult to spot as both management UI
and CLI tools do not highlight white space in names in any way.
This introduces highlighting of leading and trailing white space in queue and exchange names.
Only leading and trailing white spaces, new line characters, vertical tabs and other matches of
\s
are highlighted, each with a highlighting character. Tabs are highlighted everywhere in the name,including in the middle. This assumes that tabs are only used in names by mistake (unlike spaces).
The highlighting character is chosen to be the
⎵
character (Unicode character code:U+23B5
) per discussion with the team: it is quite visible on all kinds of screens and would be more obvious than·
(U+00B7
) and some other options used by developer-oriented tools.Here's an excellent thread that discusses various options.
This screenshot provides a rough idea of what it looks like:
Types of Changes
Checklist
CONTRIBUTING.md
documentFurther Comments
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