replaceMentionValues not working with multi mentions inside string

[fukemy]

for example i have below string:

@[demo5](d3f0c3cd-f363-4303-8761-8e190f054be3) @[demo8](8dbafd40-b86f-490a-828d-d11dfe221b43) test

then

params.Msg.Text = replaceMentionValues(text, ({name}) =>  `@${name}`)

result:
@demo5 @[demo8](8dbafd40-b86f-490a-828d-d11dfe221b43) test

[pgrepds]

I can reproduce this issue. The issue appears only in 3.0.0-alpha.2. It works in 3.0.0-alpha.1.

[fukemy]

thanks, @dabakovich plz update the problem

[fukemy]

waiting. for @dabakovich confirm

[pgrepds]

The cause of this issue is located in constraints.ts in 3.0.0-alpha.2 which defines the following regex: const mentionRegEx = /((.)\[([^[]*)]\(([^(^)]*)\))/i;. In 3.0.0-alpha.1 the used regex is located in utils.ts and is as follows: const mentionRegEx = /((.)\[([^[]*)]\(([^(^)]*)\))/gi;. The delimiter is not global anymore, thus not all words will be matched.

[pgrepds]

It seems to be fixed in the newest version of the 3.0 branch. The function is renamed to replaceTriggerValues and adds the g to the regex. There is a test case in utils.test. I guess you can either downgrade to alpha 1 or use the newest version of the 3.0 branch (but the matching pattern seems to have changed a little bit).