This causes the test 'document with meta elements: data' in ve.dm.MWConverter to fail. Not sure if it is any more serious than that.
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A space is not a valid character in an URL, it must always be percent-encoded. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL#List_of_allowed_URL_characters
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A space is not a valid character in an URL, it must always be
percent-encoded.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL#List_of_allowed_URL_characters
Are we talking about HTTP or HTML here? If it is HTML, then I'd suggest looking at the relevant HTML5 spec.
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This causes the test 'document with meta elements: data' in ve.dm.MWConverter
to fail. Not sure if it is any more serious than that.
Are you comparing a HTML serialization or the DOM attribute? A diff in the former is fine, but a diff in the latter would be a bug.
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This causes the test 'document with meta elements: data' in ve.dm.MWConverter
to fail. Not sure if it is any more serious than that.Are you comparing a HTML serialization or the DOM attribute? A diff in the
former is fine, but a diff in the latter would be a bug.
Actually, a diff in the *percent-decoded* DOM href attribute would be a bug.
We decode all hrefs in the serializer, so to us it makes no difference if it is encoded as %20 or a literal space in HTML.