Hi Guile,
Both (split-and-decode-uri-path "foo/bar") and
(split-and-decode-uri-path "foo/bar/") return '("foo" "bar"). The
trailing slash is lost. The trailing slash traditionally represents a
directory path, and is significant. I would expect
(split-and-decode-uri-path "foo/bar") to return '("foo" "bar") and
(split-and-decode-uri-path "foo/bar/") to return '("foo" "bar" "").
In contrast, encode-and-join-uri-path correctly outputs trailing
slashes. (encode-and-join-uri-path (list "foo" "bar")) returns "foo/bar"
whereas (encode-and-join-uri-path (list "foo" "bar" "")) returns
"foo/bar/".
I'm happy to provide a patch if we agree that this is a bug.
Thanks!
