Always strip taxonomy name prefix from term name #13423
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If the taxonomy name differs when normalized versus unnormalized (e.g., because it has a space in it which is converted to a dash when normalized), the plural tree key will not match as a prefix to the term's base path (which is normalized). Use the non-normalized taxonomy name instead to ensure that the prefix always matches and is trimmed. Fixes: gohugoio#13422 Signed-off-by: Jason Cox <[email protected]>
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If the taxonomy name differs when normalized versus unnormalized (e.g., because it has a space in it which is converted to a dash when normalized), the plural tree key will not match as a prefix to the term's base path (which is normalized). Use the non-normalized taxonomy name instead to ensure that the prefix always matches and is trimmed.
Fixes: #13422