1.9.0/1.9.1 - Breaks compatibility by double quoting characters.

[jamielennox]

As part of #158, i took the easy way to quote a string and sent it through urlparse.quote merged as part of #162. However if you already have a quoted string (which you would have to have this work until now) this will double quote it and break.

This is a compatibility break and a general bug - sorry, that's my mistake.

I think the right solution here is to do the same thing requests does, so we should use the same quoting logic rather than the simplistic case.

[jamielennox]

I'd prefer to take the option to update this to use the same function as requests (as per #169), rather than revert. @m-melis @ktdreyer @OrangeDog @Cheaterman - can you chime in if this will work for you?

[Cheaterman]

Sounds good to me - the way I discovered the original issue was with spaces, I then foolishly assumed requests was using urllib.quote which you then implemented 😅. Sounds like the proper fix is to use the exact same mechanism as requests itself and I'm all for it!

[jamielennox]

Released as 1.9.2.

Apologies for the break, this was not a very smooth release and i'll be more careful in future,

[ktdreyer]

No problem. requests-mock is a really valuable tool. It's great to see this fixed so quickly.