Names with brackets < and > get interpreted as HTML tag
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Good catch. Soon ill be applying a templating engine in v4. But yah ill release a patch immediately |
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Hey @EmilStenstrom . I have released patch for this action. Contributors-Readme-Action v2.3.5. Closing this issue as its resolved. Feel free to re-open if its not resolved. |
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Works great, thanks again @akhilmhdh! :) |
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Not so fast. It seems to re-escape the already escaped characters each time it's run. Check this PR: EmilStenstrom/django-components@8f76c3f |
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Ohhh dang @EmilStenstrom my bad. Will resolve it. I missed that case |
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hey @EmilStenstrom released a patch v2.3.6 that fixed the re-encoding issue. Let me know if any issue with it. |
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Hi! I have a contributor with angle brackets like this:
<USER NAME HERE>. This name shows up empty in the readme. I think it would be a good idea to escape the user name to avoid breaking the readme.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: