Keep track of baseUrl root path and handle path-absolute resources. #851
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@aivins, would that work when the self link is relative to the API root? e.g. |
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I think this should be good; I need to read it again and test it more thoroughly. A couple items tho:
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Any chance of this getting merged anytime soon? I'm seeing quite a few open issues relating to this. |
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This is related to issue #620.
API endpoint returns a path-absolute self link, such as /api/v1/person/5.
baseUrl setting includes part of this path, such as http://some.host:8000/api/v1/.
baseUrlRoot will be set to http://some.host:8000.
If setSelfLinkAbsoluteUrl is not true, then a second check will happen to see if the self link begins with a slash. If so it is treated as path-relative and appended to baseUrlRoot.
This covers my own issues with self links cross domain as well as the path-absolute issues touched upon in #620.