A name of the form “Deleted Editor #123456” for a regular user is not only confusing, but also prevents the account with ID 123456 from being deleted, because the account renaming will fail. This applies to other case variants, too, as the unique index on editor.name is case insensitive. Therefore, this change makes the server reject registration attempts for names of the type “Deleted Editor #…” (where … is any number of digits).
Also includes a test and another test for registration of an existing name (this was already done, but I noticed there was no test for it), plus corrects the titles of two other account registration tests.
A name of the form “Deleted Editor #123456” for a regular user is not only confusing, but also prevents the account with ID 123456 from being deleted, because the account renaming will fail. This applies to other case variants, too, as the unique index on
editor.nameis case insensitive. Therefore, this change makes the server reject registration attempts for names of the type “Deleted Editor #…” (where … is any number of digits).Also includes a test and another test for registration of an existing name (this was already done, but I noticed there was no test for it), plus corrects the titles of two other account registration tests.