Require whitespace before tags in description field #755
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As of v3.0.3 hamster harvests single word #hash tags from the description field. This PR tweaks the regex used to extract the tags, requiring whitespace before the # character. This will prevent harvesting a tag from a pattern like example.com/page#anchor, as mentioned here: projecthamster#753 (comment). This does not affect any of the test cases in test_stuff.py nor the example from the input.page documentation.
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As of v3.0.3 hamster harvests single word #hash tags from the description field. This PR tweaks the regex used to extract the tags, requiring whitespace before the # character. This will prevent harvesting a tag from a pattern like example.com/page#anchor, as mentioned here: #753 (comment).
This does not affect any of the test cases in test_stuff.py nor the examples from the input.page documentation.