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Package version eg. v8, v9:
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Is it possible to use oneof validation with values containing space character? Tried with single quote but it did not seem to work.
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type Data struct {
Status string `json:"status" validate:"required,oneof='Awaiting Verification' 'Verified' 'Failed Veri-
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Describe the bug
The textarea in Weblate wraps text and autosizes based on length of the text. The CodeMirror editor which is recenlty used for comments (and some other inputs) doesn't do this.
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- Click on Comments tab
- Write long comment
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- The long text should be wrapped for
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On mobile, I enjoy opening links in NewPipe from web browser. And it works well — unless the URL is enclosed in parentheses of which the closing one is sometimes rendered as part of the URL.
YouTube itself seems to handle this case by somehow trimming the last “)” character on-the-go. While NewPipe regards such URLs as unsupported (says
"Unsupported URL"in the front end, and `"No service ca