Bug #2725
Updated by Alex Afanasyev about 9 years ago
During construction of the Name object from URI, the following logic applies: - #. "empty" name components are skipped - #. for each name component in URI, heading and trailing whitespace is stripped The first issue was working properly due to a bug in name::Component implementation, fixed as part of #2660. I believe that URIs containing multiple / in sequence are invalid and should throw exception (e.g., `/hello////world` should be invalid). After #2660, behavior changes to throw exception. I'm not sure if the second logic is correct. In other words, why `/ hello\t/\tworld \r\n` is equivalent to `/hello/world` ?