URL parameters are re-encoded when aborting a transition

If any parameter contains a URL encoded value, the value is re-encoded when the transition is aborted.

If the current URL is http://website.com/#!/accounts?PARAM= , calling transition#abort redirects to http://website.com/#!/accounts?PARAM=%25 instead of the original URL.

Checking transition#abort, it seems the call to #stringifyPath performs the double encoding when a String parameter is passed.

[LinusBorg]

Dang, totally forgot about this one. Hope I have time to push this tonight, if not it has to wait until the weekend.

[dfmelicor]

@LinusBorg We’re trying out the fix now, but encountering a different problem with encoding. Colons and slashes don’t seem to be encoded after the abort.

e.g.: Original URL, where PARAM = :

http://example.com/!#/path?PARAM=%3A

It is expected that on abort, URL remains unchanged. But the actual behavior is, the URL now becomes

http://example.com/!#/path?PARAM=:

I think the problem is with the ff. call in RouteTransition#abort

const path = this.from.path ? tryDecode(this.from.path, true) : '/'

Shouldn’t the second parameter be false?