bugfix: Use url.PathEscape for path arguments #114
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Why? There is a bug detected when, for example, a subject contains space characters. The package currently uses `+` to encode space in path instead of `%20`. There might be other encoding issues I'm not aware of. What? I search through code for usage of `httpRequest` and reviewed all calls to make sure they use url.PathEscape when encoding path parameters. Some were using url.QueryEscape. Some had no escaping. Addresses: riferrei#113
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Why?
There is a bug detected when, for example, a subject contains space characters.
The package currently uses
+to encode space in path instead of%20.There might be other encoding issues I'm not aware of.
What?
I search through code for usage of
httpRequestand reviewed all calls to make sure they use url.PathEscape when encoding path parameters.Some were using url.QueryEscape. Some had no escaping.
Addresses:
#113