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fix(clerk-js): Use pattern for email input fields - #2575
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We would like to support special characters like "ö" in emails. Using type="email" does not allow that.
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| pattern: '^.*@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\\.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+$', | ||
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We cannot use type & pattern at the same time, only type will be respected in that case
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Description
We would like to support special characters like "ö" in emails. Using type="email" does not allow that.
I've verified that password managers will still correctly store the email.
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npm testruns as expected.npm run buildruns as expected.Type of change
Packages affected
@clerk/backend@clerk/chrome-extension@clerk/clerk-js@clerk/clerk-expo@clerk/fastifygatsby-plugin-clerk@clerk/localizations@clerk/nextjs@clerk/clerk-react@clerk/remix@clerk/clerk-sdk-node@clerk/shared@clerk/themes@clerk/typesbuild/tooling/chore