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For example, submit the following string as a team's response through CATcher. The response will not be registered as being responded in CATcher. This bug will probably also be present in other phases that uses regex.
# Team's Response
No response provided.
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JunWei96
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Responses that are submitted in same format through CATcher will be rejected
Responses that are submitted in this format through CATcher will be rejected
Oct 11, 2020
There is no reason for this to happen 'accidentally' if a user is using CATcher right?
What if we allow a user to use the GitHub interface because she can't use CATcher for some reason? Would this issue cause a problem then?
There is still a possibility. In fact, if the user submits in the following format through CATcher, CATcher will mark the issue as not responded too.
# Team's Response
test
But the user has no reason to type # Team's response right? Perhaps we should make the internal format such that it is not something a user will type 'accidentally.
e.g., # [[Team's Response]]
If we allow a user to use Github interface then I suppose the user would need to submit their responses in the required format?
I have made a PR to fix this. It is a simple fix that relaxes the rule on what is considered the "correct" format. So I don't think we need to change the internal format.
For example, submit the following string as a team's response through CATcher. The response will not be registered as being responded in CATcher. This bug will probably also be present in other phases that uses regex.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: