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_external parameter kept on Pylons generated URLs #4872
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Fixes #4872 The url_for wrapper for Pylons requests correctly handles Flask's `_external` parameter to generate fully qualified URLs, but fails to remove it, resulting in an extraneous param added to the URL, eg: http://example.com/dataset/test?_external=True
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[#4872] Remove _external query param on Pylons generated URLs
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Fixes #4872 The url_for wrapper for Pylons requests correctly handles Flask's `_external` parameter to generate fully qualified URLs, but fails to remove it, resulting in an extraneous param added to the URL, eg: http://example.com/dataset/test?_external=True
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Fixes ckan#4872 The url_for wrapper for Pylons requests correctly handles Flask's `_external` parameter to generate fully qualified URLs, but fails to remove it, resulting in an extraneous param added to the URL, eg: http://example.com/dataset/test?_external=True
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The
url_for
wrapper for Pylons requests correctly handles Flask's_external
parameter to generate fully qualified URLs, but fails to remove it, resulting in an extraneous param added to the URL, eg:http://example.com/dataset/test?_external=True
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