fix: handle Textile links with a trailing > and no closing tag#89
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_rightanglebracket assumed urlLeft always matched a closing HTML tag. Links like "link":http://example.com> left m as None and raised AttributeError. Treat a bare trailing '>' like other end punctuation.
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Hi @santhreal, Thank you so much for putting this together! It looks like this issue is already fully resolved in the Since the crash is fixed and the output is aligned with upstream on |
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textile.core.Textile._rightanglebracket hits AttributeError when "link":http://example.com>. This PR fixes the regression with a focused test covering the case.