trurl: "normalize" query pairs #328
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To properly handle https://example.com/?%611&a2&a3 --trim query=a*, trurl now "normalizes" the query pairs by an extra round of URL decode + encode. If a query pair gets normalized, consider it modified which in turn triggers a URL update. Thus trurl 'https://example.com/?%611&a2&a3' outputs https://example.com/?a1&a2&a3 The query part URL encodes spaces to pluses (and vice versa). Note that %20 in the query in the input URL will be normalized to a +. Updated several tests accordingly. Reported-by: Emanuele Torre Fixes #326 Closes #328
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To properly handle https://example.com/?%611&a2&a3 --trim query=a*, trurl now "normalizes" the query pairs by an extra round of URL decode + encode.
If a query pair gets normalized, consider it modified which in turn triggers a URL update. Thus
trurl 'https://example.com/?%611&a2&a3'
outputs
https://example.com/?a1&a2&a3
The query part URL encodes spaces to pluses (and vice versa). Note that %20 in the query in the input URL will be normalized to a +.
Updated several tests accordingly.
Reported-by: Emanuele Torre
Fixes #326