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Redirects to https domains break in 1.40 #832
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Ahmagawd, THANK YOU. I was tearing my hair out all day thinking it was my fault. Reverting to |
@arsduo we'd love your PR! Feel free to submit. |
...otherwise we'll close this out in 7 days |
...but he didn’t break it ;-) This is a pretty big issue, and a hard one to track down, at that... |
@arcreative this is a volunteer-run project, so if something needs to get done, it's on people that use this gem to implement it. That's why I asked if he could write a PR. You can also feel free to submit one if you'd like! We're going to try to much more actively monitor open pull requests and prioritize issues for the community to take on. I'm also going to try to write some code in addition to maintaining. But nobody is paid or is paying anyone to maintain this gem. |
....actually going to leave this open because there was at least a comment. @arcreative we await your PR! :) |
This seems to be fixed via 5300ea7. Feel free to close, thanks! |
Great! |
Thanks for the great gem! I discovered an error this week: #765 breaks HTTPS redirect URLs.
In
app/controllers/devise_token_auth/omniauth_callbacks_controller.rb
(line 17), the new URL is constructed usingURI::HTTP.build
. According to the documentation forURI::HTTP
, though,build
does not accept thescheme
parameter that the code passes in.Reproduction:
I'll make a PR to fix this later this week if I have a chance.
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