Squeeze multiple slashes in URLs #62
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Ruby 2.5 has removed the normalization of multiple slashes in URLs, so
you can get 301 redirect errors if you run for example
`Model.get('/batch/id')`.
```
2.4 > URI.parse("http://example.org").merge('people//batch///id')
=> #<URI::HTTP http://example.org/people/batch/id>
^ ^
```
```
2.5 > URI.parse("http://example.org").merge('people//batch///id')
=> #<URI::HTTP http://example.org/people//batch///id>
^^ ^^^
```
In Hawk's use case, it should be safe to assume that paths should be
squeezed, but since this can be considered a breaking change, this
commit also bumps the major version number
Ref: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/8352
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Ruby 2.5 has removed the normalization of multiple slashes in URLs, so you can get 301 redirect errors if you run for example
Model.get('/batch/id').In Hawk's use case, it should be safe to assume that paths should be squeezed, but since this can be considered a breaking change, this commit also bumps the major version number
Ref: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/8352