fix: metadata validator requires national number without leading zero#88
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Yep, makes a lot of sense.
This closes most of the 0-prefix issues? Or is that still a separate case?
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Sorry, I was confused. I think it closes most of the 0-prefix issues. However, the formatter is still not correct, which is a separate issue. |
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I checked, and this PR does not fix the 0-prefix issues. Only the |
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The validator for the number type first does a check with the following regex
"[1-9]\\d{8}". We should pass the national (significant) number to the validator instead of the number with the leading zero.