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Crash with URLs containing ^
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No, I believe such a panic is an actual bug in reqwest. I'll look into it. |
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This now includes upstream fixes for invalid characters in URLs. seanmonstar/reqwest#442
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This now includes upstream fixes for invalid characters in URLs. seanmonstar/reqwest#442
Got this today trying to install rust behind a proxy, is rustup-init using the right version ? |
@mmacedoeu looks like not, its lockfile sets http 0.1.13, before the fix. |
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reqwest
crashes with the following panic when given URLs containing the caret character:Does this mean that clients of the crate should always check for unsafe characters before passing them to the library to avoid such panics?
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