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Hi,
I notice one difference by applying differential testing with urllib.parse.
Case 1:
URL = "https://@david:[email protected]" f = furl(URL)
Error: ValueError: Invalid port '[email protected]'. However, it should access the host 'testing.xyz' with username '@david' and password 'passwd'.
Case 2:
URL = "https://aa@[email protected]" f = furl(URL)
Error: ValueError: Invalid host '[email protected]'. However, it should access the host 'testing.xyz' with username 'aa@bb'.
When parsing multiple '@'s, I think the domain should be sliced by the last '@' rather than the first '@'.
Thanks, Yuancheng
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Hi,
I notice one difference by applying differential testing with urllib.parse.
Case 1:
Error: ValueError: Invalid port '[email protected]'. However, it should access the host 'testing.xyz' with username '@david' and password 'passwd'.
Case 2:
Error: ValueError: Invalid host '[email protected]'. However, it should access the host 'testing.xyz' with username 'aa@bb'.
When parsing multiple '@'s, I think the domain should be sliced by the last '@' rather than the first '@'.
Thanks,
Yuancheng
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: