This is the more generic fix for #102 that eliminates all unsafe mixing of f-string and printf-style string formatting. This was becoming a problem because the pre-formatted strings were getting full unescaped URLs interpolated into them, which included the % character, causing Python to interpret URL character entities as format characters.
This is the more generic fix for #102 that eliminates all unsafe mixing of f-string and printf-style string formatting. This was becoming a problem because the pre-formatted strings were getting full unescaped URLs interpolated into them, which included the
%character, causing Python to interpret URL character entities as format characters.