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Ensure Prefix matching requires trailing slash #817
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LGTM! 🎉
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Now that all conformance tests pass, I can remove |
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a few comments/suggestions based on the new code. looks good otherwise
Now that all conformance tests pass, I can remove continue-on-error if we want. That way we can actually get visibility into the tests from the PR page.
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for tracking/auditing purposes, could we merge it in a separate commit? also, it will help to simplify reverting it in case we need to
Problem: When using a prefix path match, a path such as /foobar would match for the prefix /foo, which should not happen. Prefixes need a "/" delimiter between path segments. Solution: In order to allow just the prefix without a trailing slash, as well as more path segments using a slash delimiter, we now create two location blocks. One uses exact matching for the configured prefix path, and the other uses prefix matching with a trailing slash.
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Problem: When using a prefix path match, a path such as /foobar would match for the prefix /foo, which should not happen. Prefixes need a "/" delimiter between path segments.
Solution: In order to allow just the prefix without a trailing slash, as well as more path segments using a slash delimiter, we now create two location blocks. One uses exact matching for the configured prefix path, and the other uses prefix matching with a trailing slash.
Testing: Conformance test now passes
Closes #796