request.query_params & request.url missing query params
See original GitHub issueHey,
I have a simple test app (starlette==0.13.0
) running and I noticed that requests only contain the first query parameter. All subsequent query params are trimmed out of the request url & query params:
curl http://localhost:8000/v1/posts?foo=bar&show=yes&test=1
The resulting request
object in my view shows this:
URL('http://localhost:8000/v1/posts?foo=bar')
QueryParams('foo=bar')
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ohhh wow, son of a gun! that’s it 😊 sigh, my bad! thanks for helping get to the bottom of it!
Found it 🤣 It’s a scripting issue…
This is actually being interperated as:
curl http://localhost:8000/v1/posts?foo=bar
test=1
yes=true
Try
echo $test; echo $yes
and you’ll see what I mean.