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Adding dates as strings to url introduces extra characters #128
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Hey Uday! I can't reproduce this issue with Python v3.7 and furl v2.1.0: >>> from furl import furl
>>> d = dict()
>>> d["start_date"] = '20200301T08:00-0000'
>>> d
{'start_date': '20200301T08:00-0000'}
>>> f = furl("http://www.test.com/")
>>> f.add(d).url
'http://www.test.com/?start_date=20200301T08%3A00-0000'
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@gruns, |
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@gruns , |
Hello,
Thanks for the great work that went into putting this package together. I just came across this package and have started using it. I ran into an issue and was hoping you can quickly clarify if I am missing something or if it is a bug ?
I am using python 3.7.5 and furl 2.1.0 and getting this weird behavior. Can you kindly help ?
Expected Behavior:
'http://www.test.com/?start_date=20200301T08%3A00-0000&start_date=20200301T08
Actual Behavior:
'http://www.test.com/?start_date=20200301T08%3A00-0000&start_date=20200301T08%3A00-0000'
Can you please explain why the extra characters(%3A00-0000) are being added to the url ? I would appreciate if you can offer a workaround as well.
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