fix(encoding): enable double slash encoding on Azure#235
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This reverts commit 9f7f1c1.
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This solution doesn't work. It seems that IIS doesn't decode other characters.
Role names with a slash are not supported. |
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Introduce a new env variable:
DOUBLE_ENCODE_SLASHES_IN_PATH. When set to'true', it double encodes slashes in the role name in the URL path. This is a workaround for IIS based Azure services middleware which seem to decode urls before passing them to the app (resulting in double decoding)Data Science / AI-->Data Science %2F AI-->Data%20Science%20%252F%20AISee https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1160320/azure-is-decoding-characters-in-the-url-before-rea