bug#65627: closed (28.2; erc-button-url-regexp does not recognise gophers://)

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regarding 28.2; erc-button-url-regexp does not recognise gophers://
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> 28.2; erc-button-url-regexp does not recognise gophers://
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> Wed, 30 Aug 2023 13:03:31 +0200
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> Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/28.2 (gnu/linux)
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> The regex in
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>   browse-url-button-regexp
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> does not recognise the gophers:// protocol.  Similarly to https://,
> gophers:// is an encrypted variant of the venerable Gopher protocol.
> The gophers protocol is supported in curl and other programs that build
> on libcurl, and while I can customize `browse-url-button-regexp` myself,
> I think it would be useful for all Emacs users if Emacs recognised
> gophers:// directly.
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> A fix is simple: just add 's?' after 'gopher' in the regexp.
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> Re: bug#65627: 28.2; erc-button-url-regexp does not recognise gophers://
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> Version: 29.2
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> > The regex in
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> >   browse-url-button-regexp
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> > does not recognise the gophers:// protocol.  Similarly to https://,
> > gophers:// is an encrypted variant of the venerable Gopher protocol.
> > The gophers protocol is supported in curl and other programs that build
> > on libcurl, and while I can customize `browse-url-button-regexp` myself,
> > I think it would be useful for all Emacs users if Emacs recognised
> > gophers:// directly.
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> > A fix is simple: just add 's?' after 'gopher' in the regexp.
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> Thanks for the bug report.
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> I see that it is supported by libcurl, here: https://curl.se/libcurl/
> There is also FTPS, which we don't have in our regexp.
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> So I've now fixed this on the master branch (commit 9e2d5a013c9), and
> I'm closing this bug.
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