url: origin of "blob:" URL containing inner non-"http(s):" URL #48168
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You need to also update WPT using git node wpt url in the root of the Node.js repository, and include them in the same commit, since this is a breaking change.
More information can be found from: https://github.com/nodejs/node-core-utils/blob/main/docs/git-node.md#example-3
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| if (path.length > 0) { | |||
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| const out = new URL(path); | |||
| if(out.protocol !== 'https:') { | |||
| return 'null'; | |||
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The standard says that
If pathURL’s scheme is not "http" and not "https", then return a new opaque origin.
For performance reasons, we avoid having string comparisons and calling getters which runs a string.prototype.slice. We can however use scheme_type numeric value.
If you look into the declaration of scheme_type variable in lib/internal/url.js, you can find the following comment:
/**
* Refers to `ada::scheme::type`
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* enum type : uint8_t {
* HTTP = 0,
* NOT_SPECIAL = 1,
* HTTPS = 2,
* WS = 3,
* FTP = 4,
* WSS = 5,
* FILE = 6
* };
* @type {number}
*/
For this particular case: we need to change line 846 to:
if (out.#context.scheme_type === 0 || out.#context.scheme_type === 2)
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Ah, thank you. I did notice out.#context.scheme_type !== 1 but didn't pay attention to the comment.
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@anonrig commit looks better, now?
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can this enum be exported to js in some way? would be good to not just have magic numbers floating around
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At the very least, please add a comment indicating where the numbers come from
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@anonrig Currently, my official machine has some restrictions due to VPN: Ran out of my codespace, personal machine is broken. Stuck! |
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Looks like something is broken in my local: 
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Fixes #48157 ?
P.S: Will write tests, if this makes sense.