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Florian Holeczek commented on JSPWIKI-347:
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Well, I can imagine that it isn't trivial.
Don't know the PageRenamer, but I think what's lacking in general (and what
could be a thing for 3.0) is a "normal form" of page names. this way, e.g. the
page renamer (but also other components) could normalize a newly given page
name and then check reliably for existence and equality.
Defining such a normal form means first thinking about which names should be
considered equal. For example, spaces in a page name could be generally seen as
being irrelevant, meaning "Bla & Blubb" is the same as "Bla& Blubb" or
"Bla&Blubb".
WDYT?
> page renamer's page name equality detection is wrong
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> Key: JSPWIKI-347
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-347
> Project: JSPWiki
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.7.x
> Environment: JSPWiki v2.7.0-alpha-19
> Reporter: Florian Holeczek
> Priority: Minor
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> * Create a page via the SandBox named "Blubb & Bla"
> * Rename this page to "Blubb& Bla" with update references checked
> The page renamer then changes the link in the SandBox to "[Blubb & Bla|Blubb&
> Bla]". Obviously it can't detect the equality correctly.
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