Closed nhooyr closed 4 years ago
If they want to provide params that way, they can just append to the path?
Should be documented that works. Seems unexpected imo to call it a path then when it's really a URL. At that point, we don't even need the URLParams option.
Going to close as it has been a long time and I'm not sure if this is relevant anymore.
If they want to use url.Values, they can, and then encode.
It just makes the API really verbose if they just want to encode a few simple parameters.