fix: sanitize TX_POOL_URL to ensure trailing slash#223
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Closing in favor of #224 which supersedes this with the same fix plus test corrections. |
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Summary
This PR addresses the issue where
TX_POOL_URLconfiguration required a trailing slash for correct behavior withUrl::join(). Previously, this was documented in the README but not enforced in code.Changes
src/lib.rs: Addedensure_trailing_slash()function that sanitizes the URL when config is loadedREADME.md: Removed the "(must end with/)" requirement from the docs since it's now handled automaticallyWhy this matters
The
url::Url::join()function behaves differently based on whether the base URL ends with a slash:http://example.com/api.join("transactions") →http://example.com/transactions(replaces path segment)http://example.com/api/.join("transactions") →http://example.com/api/transactions(appends)By sanitizing the URL at config load time, we prevent this subtle bug from affecting users who forget the trailing slash.
Closes ENG-1531