Update to handling of JID creation: Don't set domain attribute on specific conditions
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Don't set `domain` attribute on specific conditions.
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Dear @smudge1977, at #57 (comment), you asked that your change gets retracted. So do you mean we should close this PR without further ado? With kind regards, |
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Yes close please |
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Closing this as requested by the original contributor. Thanks @smudge1977! |
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Hi there,
this is the gist from the patch submitted by @smudge1977 on behalf of #61. It resolves #57 for him. I've cherry-picked cd82665 which became bd2344c with further adjustments.
I want to apologize that I don't know enough about the XMPP specifications to judge if that amendment has a good purpose for the cases @smudge1977 needs it. So, may I humbly ask you again to review this patch, @normanr?
With kind regards,
Andreas.