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I just removed the code that resolved relative URLs in parseURL() against location, since that broke Node (there's no location there) and we weren't actually using them.
Are they useful? If so, what should they resolve against?
We need an absolute URL to even pick a backend when using Backend.from(), but they may be useful when using the constructors directly.
E.g. if they resolve to the backend's base URL, we could do things like
I just removed the code that resolved relative URLs in
parseURL()
againstlocation
, since that broke Node (there's nolocation
there) and we weren't actually using them.Are they useful? If so, what should they resolve against?
We need an absolute URL to even pick a backend when using
Backend.from()
, but they may be useful when using the constructors directly.E.g. if they resolve to the backend's base URL, we could do things like
Instead of today’s
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