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Add a leading / if the path doesn't have it
See original GitHub issueRecently, we bumped into an issue with nock in which it won’t catch a request we were sure was being mocked correctly. We were wondering for a while until .log(console.log) shed some light on what the issue was.
We noticed our host url didn’t have a trailing slash (http://localhost:3000) while at the same time our mocked path didn’t have a leading slash (api/bot/request.json). Turns out knock was trying to match our url with http://localhost:3000api/bot/request.json, no slash separating the host and path segments.
I was wondering if we can have nock add that slash by itself when is not present.
I can submit a PR if you guys want.
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Sorry, I’ve been quite busy since the end of last year. I’m going to spend some time working on this tomorrow.
Given https://github.com/nock/nock/pull/1391#discussion_r250725610, we decided to make nock raise an error whenever the user forgets to add a leading slash into the intercepted path, instead of adding it itself.