Add aliases search support in replace_named_moji_with_images #38
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This was merged back in December, and I need this feature badly. Any ideas when a new gem version with this fix will be released? |
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Sorry for the (very) late response. I intend to merge #44 then release a new version. Sorry for the wait. |
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Awesome, thanks for merging #44 and releasing v3.3 👏 |
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Resolves #36