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Certain characters such as @:!#$ break proxy authentication strings when included without url-encoding them.
I'm dealing with a service account that has # in the password and httpx is unable handle this. # breaks the URI and %23 is sent literal.
Expected behavior: In requests we can url-encode these characters in the proxy strings defined within proxies dict and they will be properly decoded before sending the request.
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Certain characters such as @:!#$ break proxy authentication strings when included without url-encoding them.
I'm dealing with a service account that has # in the password and httpx is unable handle this. # breaks the URI and %23 is sent literal.
Expected behavior: In requests we can url-encode these characters in the proxy strings defined within proxies dict and they will be properly decoded before sending the request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: