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[media] File download should retrieve decoded path #6137
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[media] File download should retrieve decoded path #6137
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21 isn't supported anymore and this doesn't look like an issue that would prevent updating, can you send this to 22 or 23? |
@driusan what if it's needed for 21 ? |
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@johnsaigle I can put it in 22. can you just review it please ? |
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This aims to fix a bug that was experienced by a CCNA user when trying to download a file that had a '&' in the name. SQL encodes strings containing special chars and thus we need to use the decoded file names in the path when downloading files from media module. Resolves aces#6136
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This aims to fix a bug that was experienced by a CCNA user when trying to download a file that had a '&' in the name. SQL encodes strings containing special chars and thus we need to use the decoded file names in the path when downloading files from media module. Resolves aces#6136
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This aims to fix a bug that was experienced by a CCNA user when trying to download a file that had a '&' in the name. SQL encodes strings containing special chars and thus we need to use the decoded file names in the path when downloading files from media module. Resolves aces#6136
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This PR is related to issue #6136. This PR aims to fix a bug that was experienced by a CCNA user when trying to download a file that had a '&' in the name. SQL encodes strings containing special chars and thus we need to use the decoded file names in the path when downloading files from media module.
Issuing this fix to the 21.0-release branch as it is affecting our users and current instance on CCNA.
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