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Japanese Punctuation Breaking Link Detection #408

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rudolphventer opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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Japanese Punctuation Breaking Link Detection #408

rudolphventer opened this issue Nov 2, 2022 · 3 comments
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@rudolphventer
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Hi, in Japanese it is common to quote links in brackets like so 続行する前に、このリンク「https://testdomain.com」を参照してください。

This causes an issue with Linkify where the rest of the paragraph after the link is also linkified as the char does not have any whitespace after it as the character itself seems to contain a space.

This usage is equivalent to the use of round brackets which Linkify does account for, i.e there will always be an opening and closing bracket. Would it be possible to add these brackets to the existing bracket logic?

There are three types of brackets used this way 「 」,『』and【】

@nfrasser
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Hi @rudolphventer, thanks for reporting, will consider this for a future release.

@Sapphire2k
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What's more,(https://testdomain.com)test param or a paragraph also will be linkified, can we add some exclude characters to ignore ?

@GuiLeme
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GuiLeme commented Jul 19, 2023

Hey guys, I mentioned this issue in one of our PRs, because it seems that this happens also with letters that come before the https protocol mark such as examplehttps://, this becames clearer when dealing with japanese sentences as showed in our issue bigbluebutton/bigbluebutton#18313.

Considering that, we had a quick fix, but we would like to know if you guys are planning on dealing with the scenario I brought, or just punctuations before the link.

Thank you in advance.

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