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url not matched when it contains ...:
#100
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Need more strict rule because phrase like
I do not reject, but any change starts with info collection to investigate patterns more deep. In euristic algorythms any "special case" should be as narrow as possible. |
Seems the examples i can find are all Odysee links, some examples here (Here the video title is "It's-beginning-to-look..." and Odysee encodes this title into their URL) Heres a few more Odysee links which are correctly detected https://odysee.com/@AlphaNerd:8/i-built-an-online-store:1 Seems that Odysee will put a letter or number after the colon, not sure what significance this has |
Came to file this bug report. Interesting that everyone gets here because of Odysee links, which is the same for me. |
Hey,
First, thanks for the amazing library!
This is linked to #66 I assume but I cannot make this URL be matched by linkify
https://odysee.com/@spacebusters:c9/It's-beginning-to-look...:1
But without the semicolon it works:
https://odysee.com/@spacebusters:c9/It's-beginning-to-look...1
and with the semicolon and not the triple dots, it works too
https://odysee.com/@spacebusters:c9/It's-beginning-to-look:1
Any luck you can add ...: to the allowed match?
Thanks a lot
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