Fix: isURL incorrectly accepts email-like strings (#1674) #2557
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| const emailLikeRegex = /^[^\s@]+@[^\s@]+\.[^\s@]+$/; | ||
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| if (!options || options.disallow_auth !== false) { | ||
| if (emailLikeRegex.test(url)) { |
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Description
This pull request fixes the issue where
isURLincorrectly accepted email-like strings such as[email protected]as valid URLs.Changes:
disallow_authoption to avoid breaking URLs containing authentication info likeuser:pass@host.Closes #1674.
✅ All tests passed after the fix.
✅ No breaking changes for authentication URLs.
✅ Code style consistent with the rest of the project.