Fix HttpSessionRequestCache#getMatchingRequest query string parsing#16914
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- URL parsing changed in framework 6.2, and fails when path contains a % sign. - The HttpSessionRequestCache only needs to inspect the query string, not the full URL. Fixes spring-projectsgh-16656 Signed-off-by: Daniel Garnier-Moiroux <[email protected]>
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URL parsing changed in framework 6.2 (security 6.4), and now fails when path contains a
%sign. As a result, theHttpSessionRequestCachefails on every request where the path contains a%sign.Resolution
We do not need to parse a full URL, just to inspect the query string for the matching parameter. We don't use the current request path in
UriComponentsBuilderto extract the query string.Fixes gh-16656