On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 02:14:57AM +0200, Felipe Contreras wrote:
> It looks like authors ending with a dot ('Foo Jr. <foo@xxxxxxx>') are
> converted without a dot ('Foo Jr <foo@xxxxxxx>') is that intentional?
I was just digging in this code today, and I noticed the same thing. The
culprit is ident.c:copy, which strips magic characters from the
beginning, end, and middle. Except that the set of magic characters is
different at the edges (see ident.c:crud), and in the middle ("<", ">",
"\n").
This dates all the way back to 6aa33f4 (Abstract out the "name <email>
date" handling of commit-tree.c, 2005-07-12), which in turn was adapting
code from earlier (though it also has the issue).
So I think it's intentional, but I also think it's wrong, and it's
simply that nobody has complained about it, because it's not that
common.
-Peff
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