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"He'll" being marked as profane word #6
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No, not at all. This is totally a bug. Is this new or has it always been this way -- I accepted a pull request which modified the dictionary which may have introduced this -- I'll check it out and see what's up. |
I'm on gem version 0.0.2. Not sure if it's new or not. |
I released 0.1.1 last week, let me know if you still have trouble after the upgrade (or if need it to work in this specific version). |
Yea, I saw the new versions, but haven't had time to upgrading. But I also noticed that two changes (from the two versions diff) doesn't touch the process of checking word's profanity at all. The problem is the regex: |
Any update on this? |
Does it make sense for
he'll
to be marked as a profane word?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: