change link regex to look for space. Avoids matching <address> tag #22
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Thanks! Would you mind adding a spec to make sure we don't break that on the future? If you need help please LMK! |
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I've added a spec and merged, pushing to rubygems in a few. Thanks a lot! |
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Oh thanks! I meant to do this but lost track of it. Sorry. |
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I ran into issues when my emails had
<address>tags in the HTML. The regex was matching the<aall the way to the end of my next close</a>tag.I added a space to only match
<a href=....tags.