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10:5 warning Use 'one' instead of '1' Canonical.013-Spell-out-numbers-below-10
10:126 warning Use 'two' instead of '2' Canonical.013-Spell-out-numbers-below-10
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* 3.1.6+ (due to issues with Juju secrets in previous versions, see [#1](https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/2029285) and [#2](https://bugs.launchpad.net/juju/+bug/2029282))
As far as I understand the regular expression specifically excludes numbers preceded or followed by a dot (see the YAML file) . So the warning for 10:5 should not be triggered.
Adding single quotes around the RegEx or removing the escape symbols didn't help.
I'm not sure why the 10:126 warning (for the #2) is triggered but the 10:71 (for the #1) is not.
If I add the # to the negated Lookbehind pattern, both 10:5 and 10:126 warnings go away:
(?<![\-\.\,:\/*-+#])0(?![\-\.\,:\/*-+]): zero
Could that be, that it's a bug that it shows the 10:5 warning when it should have shown the 10:71 instead (for the #1)?
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As far as I understand the regular expression specifically excludes numbers preceded or followed by a dot (see the YAML file) . So the warning for 10:5 should not be triggered.
Adding single quotes around the RegEx or removing the escape symbols didn't help.
I'm not sure why the 10:126 warning (for the
#2
) is triggered but the 10:71 (for the#1
) is not.If I add the
#
to the negated Lookbehind pattern, both 10:5 and 10:126 warnings go away:Could that be, that it's a bug that it shows the 10:5 warning when it should have shown the 10:71 instead (for the
#1
)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: