Avoid treating "\\r\\n" as new line.
#2569
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@"\r\n" as new line."\\r\\n" as new line.
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I think the title is misleading. You're merely removing some code that doesn't do anything. |
Not really. The following test failed previously, but now no longer: [Fact]
public void Does_not_treat_escaped_newlines_as_newlines()
{
// Arrange
string actual = "te\r\nst";
string expect = "te\\r\\nst";
// Act / Assert
actual.Should().NotMatchEquivalentOf(expect);
}
Do you think it makes sense, to add this as a unit test? |
Ah, in that case, you're right and this is actually fixing a bug. Probably also needs a release notes entry then. |
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As mentioned in #2566 treating the verbatim string
@"\r\n"as a newline seems suspicius, as it is equivalent to"\\r\\n".IMPORTANT
./build.sh --target spellcheckor.\build.ps1 --target spellcheckbefore pushing and check the good outcome