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Benoit Chesneau commented on COUCHDB-1005:
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The internal url use query parameter to skip a step to remove them rom
parameters it doesn't hurt.
About the possibility to use ":var1:var2" it was discussed already on irc and
on the ml. It would imply to use another kind of rewriting based on regexp or
such. There is a consensus around on not using regexp in the rewriter.
What is the real usage of this rewriting ? Why not calling directly the docid ?
ie:
from : "/:id",
where id = user%2Fplugin ?
> Rewriting to a URL with 2 replacements fails
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>
> Key: COUCHDB-1005
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1005
> Project: CouchDB
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.0.1
> Reporter: Sam Bisbee
>
> When I pull two variables out of a URL and drop them into the target, the
> target URL breaks. However, it appears that the variables are being captured
> appropriately.
> This couch was built from source on Ubuntu 10.04 and is running a default
> config.
> Unexpected Results
> ----------------------------
> Assuming that we're querying the _rewrite handler with /foo/bar
> { "from": "/:user/:plugin", "to": "../../:user-:plugin"} will result in
> /db/undefined?user=foo&plugin=bar
> { "from": "/:user/:plugin", "to": "../../:user :plugin"} will result in
> /db/undefined?user=foo&plugin=bar
> { "from": "/:user/:plugin", "to": "../../:user"} will CORRECTLY result in
> /db/foo?user=foo&plugin=bar
> Expected Results
> ------------------------
> { "from": "/:user/:plugin", "to": "../../:user-:plugin"} should result in
> /db/foo-bar?user=foo&plugin=bar
> { "from": "/:user/:plugin", "to": "../../:user :plugin"} will result in
> /db/foo bar?user=foo&plugin=bar
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