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Change order that PostProcess Processors are run #6445
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Make sure Processors that work on full links are run first so that something matching another pattern doesn't alter a link before we get to it, for example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2896191/what-is-go-used-fore Fixes go-gitea#4813
@mrsdizzie Can you run |
ugh sorry dunno how I missed that, fixed! |
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- Coverage 39.4% 39.4% -0.01%
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- Hits 20990 20989 -1
- Misses 29287 29290 +3
+ Partials 2987 2985 -2
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@mrsdizzie it's ok, happens to all of us. Thanks for the PR 😄 Please backport to release/v1.8 branch. @jolheiser Is working on the RC2 changelog and so we probably can get this change in. |
Make sure Processors that work on full links are run first so that something matching another pattern doesn't alter a link before we get to it, for example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2896191/what-is-go-used-fore Fixes go-gitea#4813
Make sure Processors that work on full links are run first so that something matching another pattern doesn't alter a link before we get to it, for example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2896191/what-is-go-used-fore Fixes #4813
Make sure Processors that work on full links are run first so that
something matching another pattern doesn't alter a link before we get to
it, for example:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2896191/what-is-go-used-fore
Fixes #4813