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These three issues are NOT related so i'm breaking them out.
DONE - 1. The user's name should always remain what is in our yml file and not get updated once it is populated. If it's fully missing then we can update it using github. It also should never be Name 😆 here we have an example that looks like this
Update: this was a glitch. The word "Name" was actually in the review issue - a typo / so i fixed that
This is an example of pyosmeta completely erasing a name. This one baffles me as Chiara has been with us for some time, and this hasn't happened before in our bot pro. This issue is also FIXED! it was because of feat: add check for EiC when parsing reviews #234, where the eic field wasn't being parsed, so it cleared out the name because the name wasn't being parsed properly.
Note =: the pr may take a bit of time to merge as it would be nice to have tests.
🚀
🆘 Username should never contain the GitHub handle 🆘 this is not yet fixed!!
this
is an example of a user's name, including the GitHub username too, in our data. that is also odd and shouldn't happen.
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pyosmeta doing odd things wtih the gitub username / name
pyosmeta doing odd things with the gitub username / name
Nov 22, 2024
These three issues are NOT related so i'm breaking them out.
here we have an example that looks like this
Update: this was a glitch. The word "Name" was actually in the review issue - a typo / so i fixed that
see here for an example.
FIXED 🚀
Note =: the pr may take a bit of time to merge as it would be nice to have tests.
🚀
this
is an example of a user's name, including the GitHub username too, in our data. that is also odd and shouldn't happen.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: