Keeping the typed address for mail and using the normalised key only for matching is the detail that's easy to skip. The Workspace caveat is a good one too, since j.smith and jsmith can be two different colleagues there. How do you handle a real second person whose address collides with an existing key?
Praneet Brar
Building cool things like launch platforms
Keeping the typed address for mail and using the normalised key only for matching is the detail that's easy to skip. The Workspace caveat is a good one too, since j.smith and jsmith can be two different colleagues there. How do you handle a real second person whose address collides with an existing key?