Closed acjay closed 9 years ago
http://example.com/fred
and http://example.com//fred
are both legal URIs identifying distinct resources; to coalesce adjacent /
characters it would be incorrect.
Say we wanted the squashing behavior. What operator should we use?
Additional squashing /
operator will be very convenient
In cases where a base URI is provide with a slash, should the
/
operator not duplicate the slash? I can see the counterargument that right now, it very explicitly inserts a slash, always. I appreciate the consistency, but I'd suggest it might actually be "least surprise" to squash slashes adjacent to the/
operator.