The original LRO_USERPWD option does not support a colon in the username. Use LRO_USERNAME and LRO_PASSWORD instead.
The description of the LRO_USERPWD option has been expanded:
_The user and password strings are not URL decoded, so there is no way to send in a username containing a colon using this option. The option is DEPRECATED!
Use LRO_USERNAME and LROPASSWORD.
The description of the LRO_PROXYUSERPWD option has been expanded:
Both the username and the password are URL decoded before use, so if the username contains, for example, a colon, it should be encoded as %3A.
Unit tests for LRO_USERNAME and LRO_PASSWORD are included.
The original
LRO_USERPWDoption does not support a colon in the username. UseLRO_USERNAMEandLRO_PASSWORDinstead.The description of the
LRO_USERPWDoption has been expanded: _The user and password strings are not URL decoded, so there is no way to send in a username containing a colon using this option. The option is DEPRECATED! Use LRO_USERNAME and LROPASSWORD.The description of the
LRO_PROXYUSERPWDoption has been expanded: Both the username and the password are URL decoded before use, so if the username contains, for example, a colon, it should be encoded as %3A.Unit tests for
LRO_USERNAMEandLRO_PASSWORDare included.Closes: https://github.com/rpm-software-management/librepo/issues/315