Description
I feel that:
EmailValidator.getInstance(true).isValid(" some@email.com ");
should return false, but the regex used in EmailValidator matches this string. Furthermore, the following user + domain validation is done only on "some" and "email.com", respectively. This is because the regex captures the user and domain without the space.
I know the documentation states : "This implementation is not guaranteed to catch all possible errors in an email address" but, I think this case is simple enough to be in the validator.
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Issue Links
- duplicates
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VALIDATOR-302 EMailValidator: Addresses with leading spaces must not be accepted
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- Closed
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