fix: Normalize URL before executing HTTP request#13674
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Support for Unicode characters, such as Cyrillic
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Hi, I reviewed this PR and noticed that the case it's trying to solve is already covered in the current codebase.
The only scenario where Unicode could appear in the final URL would be through Liquid templates (when the LLM injects values into path segments), but that's already handled by the Could you maybe share a concrete use case where this actually fails? That way we can better understand if there's a scenario I'm not considering. CC: aakashb95 |
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Support for Unicode characters, such as Cyrillic