Path generation does not escape URI reserved characters nor dots. (It
escapes "%"s though.)
Route recognition correctly unescapes after separators are found, I
think that's thanks to
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/7544
But, to give an extreme example, if I say
url_path
and Url#to_param outputs a URL, I'd expected that to have "value"
semantics in path generation. In general, if a route has a
parameter :foo, I'd expected to be able to assign and retrieve any
possible string in :foo. The writing side of this seems to be missing.
I'd write a patch to address that, but I'd like first to be sure I am
not missing some rationale for the current behaviour.
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