When I write the same custom emojis without spaces after each other like so
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When I write the same custom emojis without spaces after each other like so
:test::test:
they are not picked up, but when I add another one with space like so
:test::test: :test:
all three are picked up. Seems like the server and client logics are different. -
When I write the same custom emojis without spaces after each other like so
:test::test:
they are not picked up, but when I add another one with space like so
:test::test: :test:
all three are picked up. Seems like the server and client logics are different.@ConnyDuck :: is treated like an ipv6 literal and ignored for emojification purposes
however, if you include at least one shortcode with proper word boundaries, it will search-and-replace even the ones that would have otherwise been ignored as possibly ipv6 literals
