Hi,
Trying to use url.parse to process an uri retrieved from a json object, it
returns the url.href, path, and everything related escaping all backslashes.
It returns:
c:%5CUsers%5CAdministrator%5CDesktop%5CTest%5Clib-local
instead of:
c:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Test\lib-local
uri from json file:
"local-lib": {
"uri": "C:\\Users\\Administrator\\Test\\lib-local"
}
I know that url.parse it shouldn't be used on local paths as is described
above, but this behavior it only can be reproduced using nodejs *11.xx*(%5C),
using node
*10.xx* it works just fine, as expected
(c:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Test\lib-local).
I've tested this under Windows 7 & 8, with the same behavior.
Just wanted to give you the heads-up about this inconsistency, I can manage
the returned value without url.parse, but I repeat this is an strange
behavior.
Thanks,
Martin Gonzalez
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