Sanitize "." in sanitizedPaths #403
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Problem: If the title of an entry contains a ".", the path becomes invalid. Solution: Removing all "."s in the path using slugify resolves this problem. Furthermore the following changes got made to simplify the code of sanitizePath: - Slugify automatically removes leading, trailing or doubled replacement chars, so doing it explicitly is just a no-op. - Also slugify has an option for converting to lower case.
Signed-off-by: Raphael Höser <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Raphael Höser <[email protected]>
…efault char set Change the bahavior to replace dots instead of removing them Signed-off-by: Raphael Höser <[email protected]>
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My solution was using replaceAll, but that isn't supported in node 12. Therefore I switched to regex for this.
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Problem:
If the title of an entry contains a ".", the path becomes invalid.
Solution:
Replacing all "."s in the path using slugify resolves this problem.
Furthermore the following changes got made to simplify the code of sanitizePath: