Fix Authentication Issue with Double Slashes in URL #53
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Summary
This PR addresses the issue where authentication fails when the URL contains double slashes (
//). The problem was identified to be related to the handling of URL paths in the authentication process.Changes
_remove_path_dot_segmentstorequests/utils.pyto normalize URL paths by removing dot segments as per RFC 3986 Section 5.2.4.Issue
The issue was causing a
400 Bad Requesterror when making authenticated requests to URLs with double slashes. This fix ensures that the URL path is correctly normalized before being used in the authentication process.Testing
Tested with an Axis camera using the provided reproduction steps. The authentication now works as expected, and the request is processed successfully.
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