trim spaces from usernames and related nebula info#333
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trim spaces from usernames and related nebula info#333Shivansps merged 1 commit intoKnossosNET:mainfrom
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Usernames with extra spaces will show up as unrecognized, both in login and when adding members to a mod, so this is an attempt to properly handle that situation.
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I very much doubt it. If they do, the names would likely cause problems elsewhere. |
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Usernames with extra spaces will show up as unrecognized, both in login and when adding members to a mod, so this is an attempt to properly handle that situation.
This may not be exhaustive. I think this covers the relevant use cases, but not 100% certain.