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This kind of thing tells me that Bucket is inconsistent about escaping its input:
<Bucket> dgw aliased in #channel 'o\\\o' to 'o///o' <Bucket> DB Error: -> Duplicate entry 'o\\\o-o///o-<alias>' for key 'fact' <dgw> Bucket, literal o\\\o <Bucket> [a "don't know" response] <dgw> Bucket: literal o\\\\\\o <Bucket> o\\\o (=> o///o) (#7114) [-truncated-]
When teaching, backslashes are interpreted as-written, escaped as needed to be inserted in the database.
When looking up factoids, the necessary escaping is not happening. When given o\\\o, Bucket is actually trying to look up o\o:
o\\\o
o\o
<dgw> Bucket, alias o\o => o\\\o <Bucket> Okay, dgw. <dgw> Bucket: literal o\\\o <Bucket> o\o (=> o///o) (#7114) [-truncated again-]
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Self-assigning—potential Hacktoberfest work item.
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This kind of thing tells me that Bucket is inconsistent about escaping its input:
When teaching, backslashes are interpreted as-written, escaped as needed to be inserted in the database.
When looking up factoids, the necessary escaping is not happening. When given
o\\\o
, Bucket is actually trying to look upo\o
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: