Remove non-null assertion operator for compatibility with JavaScript #70104
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Remove TypeScript-specific non-null assertion operator (`!`) from URL parsing The non-null assertion operator (`!`) is used in TypeScript to assert that a value is not `null` or `undefined`. In plain JavaScript, this operator is not valid and can cause issues. Replaced `req.url!` with a safer approach for handling potential `null` or `undefined` values to ensure compatibility with JavaScript environments.
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Remove TypeScript-specific non-null assertion operator (
!) from URL parsingThe non-null assertion operator (
!) is used in TypeScript to assert that a value is notnullorundefined. In plain JavaScript, this operator is not valid and can cause issues. Replacedreq.url!with a safer approach for handling potentialnullorundefinedvalues to ensure compatibility with JavaScript environments.