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fix(connections): allow ; to convert legacy did #882
fix(connections): allow ; to convert legacy did #882
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This parser only works if there is a single
;
in the id. Is that correct?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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The only usage I've seen is with one
;
. I think it was used before the#
and you can only include one. What we could do is leave the other ones in place (like url parsers do):So we would get
#indy;anotherword
instead of#indy
if the id wassomething;indy;anotherword
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I think leaving them behind, which follows the url parser you showed, is good. I am very unaware of the security implications (likely none) here though.