I was looking at the constructor of a SLURL and one of the earliest things it is doing is to detect if the passed in string has a schema. It does so by simply scanning for a colon (:). This is of course not quite right as the schema of a URL is in fact separated by :// from the actual address part.
I do understand that SLURLs are special URLs and that the standard SLURLs in SecondLife do not contain any other colon as they do never specify a port number. What is the chance of having a PR with such a (minor) change accepted in the official viewer sources?
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I was looking at the constructor of a SLURL and one of the earliest things it is doing is to detect if the passed in string has a schema. It does so by simply scanning for a colon (:). This is of course not quite right as the schema of a URL is in fact separated by :// from the actual address part.
I do understand that SLURLs are special URLs and that the standard SLURLs in SecondLife do not contain any other colon as they do never specify a port number. What is the chance of having a PR with such a (minor) change accepted in the official viewer sources?
This repo is using Opire - what does it mean? 👇
💵 Everyone can add rewards for this issue commenting
/reward 100(replace100with the amount).🕵️♂️ If someone starts working on this issue to earn the rewards, they can comment
/tryto let everyone know!🙌 And when they open the PR, they can comment
/claim #4519either in the PR description or in a PR's comment.🪙 Also, everyone can tip any user commenting
/tip 20 @fmartian(replace20with the amount, and@fmartianwith the user to tip).📖 If you want to learn more, check out our documentation.