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That's exactly what they describe as the cause of the bug. They intended for the function to be idempotent but it wasn't because of a misunderstanding with the
by spicyj 13y ago
That's exactly what they describe as the cause of the bug. They intended for the function to be idempotent but it wasn't because of a misunderstanding with the Python library spec.
- Xorlev 13y agoWorse, it /did/ work that way in Python 2.4 but Python 2.5 stopped throwing an exception for invalid codepoints which broke the Twisted library which broke their canonicalization function.