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Turbo will not navigate to URLs that have a `.` in the pathname

See original GitHub issue

https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/blob/98cdc4037788f078a741c7fb50412db0101bcb97/src/core/url.ts#L27-L29

It looks like that this behavior is intended, guessing it prevents Turbo from running when users are downloading a file. The problem is that routes with . are valid in Rails routes, so, if you tried to navigate to routes like:

Turbo won’t even try to navigate to them.

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Created a year ago
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Comments:17 (9 by maintainers)

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f6pcommented, Aug 10, 2022

@2called-chaos It doesn’t. I think that this is a separate bug/issue. Right now its value could be true or false but I think it should accept 3 values false - always disable Turbo, default - run default check (what true does right now) and true - always force Turbo visit (not what it does currently). It probably would be what one would expect from it without studying internals.

I have similar project where I have to pass file path as a parameter in a host/controller/path/to/some/file.txt format and what I do is I modify is isHTML to always return true and manually disable likns that aren’t navigable with data-trubo=false.

Cheers 🍷

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f6pcommented, Jun 27, 2022

Or even simpler than that. Pass basic object to isVisitable with attributes reassigned from URL and some extras (extension etc).

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