Fix saving annotations in paths with special characters #1151
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Fixes #1102
The filename may contain characters that are not compatible with a URL path, so it needs to be explicitly encoded. Otherwise the upload could fail (for example, if the filename contains
%
followed by a letter, which would cause the server to fail to decode the path and return a400 Bad request
error) or even overwrite a different file (for example, if the filename contains#
, which would cause the rest of the path to be ignored).How to test (scenario 1)
test
test#folder
Result with this pull request
The annotation is in the file
Result without this pull request
The annotation is not in the file. If the root folder is opened again there is now a file named
test
in it.How to test (scenario 2)
#test
Result with this pull request
The file is saved
Result without this pull request
An error is shown and the file is not saved. The "Network" tab of the browser development tools show that the request failed with "409 Conflict" (as it tried to overwrite the root folder).
How to test (scenario 3)
test%folder
Result with this pull request
The file is saved
Result without this pull request
An error is shown and the file is not saved. The "Network" tab of the browser development tools show that the request failed with "400 Bad request" (as
%f
in the path could not be decoded).