@QueryName doesn't encode "/" (slash) to %2F

[ildar2]

I have a string:
FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle+MMukcV/znss5qORMWQ==
it should look like this in url:
FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle%2BMMukcV%2Fznss5qORMWQ%3D%3D
instead it looks like this:
FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle%2BMMukcV/znss5qORMWQ%3D%3D

while "+" and "=" get encoded properly, "/" doesn't

this means, i can't use api, which uses encoded xml strings

I guess, I should encode it manually and use (encoded = true) property, right?

[JakeWharton]

The / character is valid in a query value since which is why it isn't encoded. This is consistent with what major browsers do as well. If you're API absolutely requires this, you should file a bug on them first, but then second you can encode the query yourself and then use encoded=true as you said.

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On Sat, Jul 1, 2017, 5:03 AM ildar2 ***@***.***> wrote: I have a string: FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle+MMukcV/znss5qORMWQ== it should look like this in url: FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle%2BMMukcV%2Fznss5qORMWQ%3D%3D instead it looks like this: FGgOzxaG07UTP0T39t71IDCJFzwyj9QaiofNK3M5ZGr0tgpVOXWVI3N3Yz4JSTWktle%2BMMukcV/znss5qORMWQ%3D%3D while "+" and "=" get encoded properly, "/" doesn't this means, i can't use api, which uses encoded xml strings I guess, I should encode it manually and use (encoded = true) property, right? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2384>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAEEEVgtx782pqH0wXRlbqrAmS_1wtuIks5sJgtngaJpZM4OLQyN> .

[liushuai42]

The server in our company can't accept the "/" char in query value, so I have to use addEncodedQueryParameter in a commonParams Interceptor

import java.net.URLEncoder;

  String token = getToken();
  commonParams.addEncodedQueryParameter(KEY_TOKEN, URLEncoder.encode(token, "UTF-8"));