Fix for redirect_to to respect urls with a network path reference like "//asset.host.com/resources/1235" #3857
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…e "//asset.host.com/resources/1235" see issue rails#3856
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…ath_reference Fix for redirect_to to respect urls with a network path reference like "//asset.host.com/resources/1235"
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Rails doesn't respect network path references that are defined in RFC3986 Section 4.2.
If we want to
redirect_to "//asset.host.com/resources/12345"Rails redirects tohttp://application.host.com//asset.host.com/resources/12345.For more information see Issue #3856