The %2F in the string must be a legacy approach. If the string includes %2F, the vhost always ends up as /, ignoring the virtual_host kwarg. I also made the exchange into an explicit kwarg. It duplicates the default so it could actually be excluded, but making it explicit helps the user realize where the messages are found.
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%2Fin the string must be a legacy approach. If the string includes%2F, the vhost always ends up as/, ignoring thevirtual_hostkwarg. I also made theexchangeinto an explicit kwarg. It duplicates the default so it could actually be excluded, but making it explicit helps the user realize where the messages are found.