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I remember a tester reporting a weird issue a couple of years ago - turns out he accidentally had a a trailing . in the URL and as a result login wasn't working
by jamesfinlayson 3y ago
I remember a tester reporting a weird issue a couple of years ago - turns out he accidentally had a a trailing . in the URL and as a result login wasn't working (I think there was CORS code that was checking the base domain that didn't account for the trailing .).
- giancarlostoro 3y agoAh! That sounds like a fun bug that makes you scratch your head. Reminds me of one a few months ago. I was reviewing a weird bug that our QA team found with phone regexes, if the phone number started I think with a 1, and it had all 1's if you typed anything else, it would wipe it all out, turns out area codes in the US never begin with 1 or 0, so regexes will wipe it out since its invalid.