Fix URL handling by preserving trailing slash#102
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Fix URL handling by preserving trailing slash#102allrob23 wants to merge 1 commit intoNHSDigital:developfrom
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Hello, while reviewing the code as part of an ongoing research project, we came across an issue with how URLs are handled when mounting adapters. The current implementation (Line 372 in
mesh_client/__init__.py)uses:This strips the trailing / from the URL, However, in lines 404–407,
self._urlis passed directly into self._session.mount(...). According to the Requests documentation, full hostnames are recommended to be terminated with a slash. Without the slash, certain requests may not be matched by the intended adapter.We came across this issue while using the project in a research study. Thank you for your time and consideration.