We can use @ to specify a subdomain and a URI (for instance sub@/uri/) in the same $uri.
Previously, we decoded URI before splitting the subdomain and the URI. Consequently, if a URI contains %40, being @, everything at the left of %40 will be considered as a subdomain, and therefore, it is highly likely to fail the routing.
Now we decode URI after having splitted the subdomain and the URI.
We can use
@
to specify a subdomain and a URI (for instancesub@/uri/
) in the same$uri
.Previously, we decoded URI before splitting the subdomain and the URI. Consequently, if a URI contains
%40
, being@
, everything at the left of%40
will be considered as a subdomain, and therefore, it is highly likely to fail the routing.Now we decode URI after having splitted the subdomain and the URI.