When browsing through OpenStack Swift containers, sometimes Horizon will incorrectly encode part of the URL/URI of an object, and thus navigate to the wrong page. This has been reproducible for me by placing an object in a container more than about 3 pseudo-folders deep. For example, the structure might look like:
(Container) --> folder1 --> folder2 --> folder3
Upon clicking on folder3 in the Container browser window in Horizon, the site will try to navigate to "containers/container/containername/testfolder1%2Ftestfolder2/testfolder3" rather than the expected "containers/container/containername/testfolder1/testfolder2/testfolder3".
It appears that at some stage in the process, the path gets HTTP URL Encoded (encodeURIComponent) too many times. Note that the unexpected character "%2F" is the encoding of "/".
This is also evident by snooping on the GET request Horizon makes to the OpenStack Swift backend (see attached screenshot); the delimiter is set as "%2F", but the path requested has a "%252F" (this is just the double encoding of "%2F" since the encoding of "%" is "%25").
I'm guessing that there might be some recursive logic somewhere that results in the end-string being encoded multiple times.
Also have this issue, would like to see it get fixed.
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