Since FireSharp automatically appends a file to the URI, we know a slash is supposed to be in between, but users aren't necessarily used to ending just domain names with a trailing slash and shouldn't need to here. This makes it flexibly take the path either way. Also adds a test for utilizing two clients at the same time; while one generally shouldn't need to, it should work just the same.
bugthesystem
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9 years ago
Since FireSharp automatically appends a file to the URI, we know a slash is supposed to be in between, but users aren't necessarily used to ending just domain names with a trailing slash and shouldn't need to here. This makes it flexibly take the path either way. Also adds a test for utilizing two clients at the same time; while one generally shouldn't need to, it should work just the same.