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I'm trying to test a request to a URL that contains a ~. For example: http://localhost:3000/users/~. When I make the request via RESTer, the tilde and any characters beyond are stripped from the actual request sent across.
Digging in, it looks like regex being used to parse the URI is being restrictive around some unique values. I'll probably open a PR for my specific issue, but not sure if there's a better URI parsing regex we might want to use instead.
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Thanks or catching this! I updated the function that parses the request line, so all characters should now be allowed. Looks for version 1.8.1 in package control soon with the fix.
I'm trying to test a request to a URL that contains a ~. For example:
http://localhost:3000/users/~
. When I make the request via RESTer, the tilde and any characters beyond are stripped from the actual request sent across.Digging in, it looks like regex being used to parse the URI is being restrictive around some unique values. I'll probably open a PR for my specific issue, but not sure if there's a better URI parsing regex we might want to use instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: