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- rDMODa5a9f57c4dcd: Add classmethod Person.from_address, to parse from 'name <email>' strings.
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91 | I guess it's really a fullname rather than an address. Please add some documentation. Notably, please mention that
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98–99 | How many users actually need this? I'm a bit worried about the str/bytes dual support bubbling up to callers, and I'd really prefer for the str operation to be an explicit request, that is, either having a from_fullname_str function, or having the callers call .encode() themselves. | |
109–114 | At that point, as we never guarantee that name/email and fullname can round-trip, we should probably just strip() the contents of the full name and the email. Of course that's introducing a subtle change of behavior everywhere, which isn't /great/. | |
117 | Probably should use rindex (i.e. find the last closing bracket). |
I think you should simply reuse the parse_author function that you removed in D2743.
It handles a lot of author strings format and is properly tested.
Its purpose was to handle all the weird things that you can find in package.json files in the wild.
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98–99 | I copy-pasted this from the git loader, which probably doesn't need it. |
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The goal is to phase out name and email from the model/storage and push it to frontends, and this is the simplest way to preserve compatibility with non-NPM sources in case there are parentheses in the name.
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