leapinweasel opened a new issue #291:
URL: https://github.com/apache/couchdb-nano/issues/291
I'm failing to use the head() command in documents with "/" in the id. The
document exists, but always returns null, as the method does not replace the
"/" command with %2F. I tried to escape it myself before passing, and then it
does escape the "%" value and still fails to find.
I'm using an older version, I haven't been able to upgrade yet, but I
couldn't find anything in recent release notes for this issue.
## Expected Behavior
head() method should find documents with IDs containing "/" characters.
## Current Behavior
head() always returns null when looking for documents with "/" in the ID.
## Possible Solution
## Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
_Please note my javascript is not good._
const db = nano.use("mydatabase");
await db.insert({ _id: "TEST/DOC" });
let result = await db.head("TEST/DOC");
## Context
Our real world data exists in a system which allows "/" in names. We use
couchdb in an integration environment, but can't work with this data.
## Your Environment
* Version used: 8.1.0
* Browser Name and version: node.js
* Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): node.js on linux
* Link to your project:
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