I ran into an issue today. When signed links are passed to Gmail, or I can imagine almost any marketing platform, they tend to append some tracking query parameters. For instance, utm_source, utm_medium, etc. And they're kinda unpredictable. Do you have any suggestions of how this could be fixed?
Currently I just find the signed={signature} in the url and remove everything after that. However, that feels very much like a quickfix and I can imagine that could break if a platform would prepend the query instead. Do you maybe have a better idea of how to check the signature validity when you can't predict the query entirely?
Thanks for the cool library, been using it a lot!
I ran into an issue today. When signed links are passed to Gmail, or I can imagine almost any marketing platform, they tend to append some tracking query parameters. For instance, utm_source, utm_medium, etc. And they're kinda unpredictable. Do you have any suggestions of how this could be fixed?
Currently I just find the signed={signature} in the url and remove everything after that. However, that feels very much like a quickfix and I can imagine that could break if a platform would prepend the query instead. Do you maybe have a better idea of how to check the signature validity when you can't predict the query entirely?
Thanks!