Library Version
1.5.0
Describe the bug
D'Juan O'Connor
(Made up test name)
Actual & Expected behavior
What is your actual and expected result? Ideally, include code that can be copied & pasted directly into the test project
Expected result: FirstName: D'Juan, LastName: O'Connor, Nickname:
Actual result: FirstName: DConnor, LastName: , Nickname: JuanO
Applicability
Is your use-case unique, or is it likely to affect many other people?
This would affect any names with exactly 2 apostrophes that aren't nickname selectors.
Is there a general property of your input data that might help describe it or guide a resolution? (eg, input is guaranteed to have a first name; need to handle different last name prefixes than are standard)
Possibly need to cleanup the nickname logic to look for space apostrophe nickname apostrophe space instead of just sets of apostrophes.
Library Version
1.5.0
Describe the bug
D'Juan O'Connor
(Made up test name)
Actual & Expected behavior
What is your actual and expected result? Ideally, include code that can be copied & pasted directly into the test project
Expected result: FirstName: D'Juan, LastName: O'Connor, Nickname:
Actual result: FirstName: DConnor, LastName: , Nickname: JuanO
Applicability
Is your use-case unique, or is it likely to affect many other people?
This would affect any names with exactly 2 apostrophes that aren't nickname selectors.
Is there a general property of your input data that might help describe it or guide a resolution? (eg, input is guaranteed to have a first name; need to handle different last name prefixes than are standard)
Possibly need to cleanup the nickname logic to look for space apostrophe nickname apostrophe space instead of just sets of apostrophes.