fix: wildcard pattern matching#7265
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Thanks for the contribution. @filfreire can you review it? |
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What are the next steps on this? @filfreire Is there any action left? |
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@jackkav @gatzjames @CurryYangxx if possible please give a second pass to this |
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Closes #7181
Rationale
The
new URLkeyword was previously instantiating an unknown class which does encode the hostname characters so thathttps://*.myhost.com/was turned intohttps://%2A.myhost.comand the latter would not match with the actual url being requested and thus the certificate would not be attached to the request itself.This fix forces the use of the node:url module which does return a more predictable output (and not encoding the star symbol).
It's not clear why this bug is not caught by the test suite since this exact test case is already validated. If you have any suggestion we could explore other test scenarios.