Fix endoint slash

[Alkarex]

The URLs sent to the API contained a slash too much:

Example for FreshRSS:

"POST //api/greader.php/reader/api/0/edit-tag HTTP/1.1" 200 2 "-" "okhttp/4.12.0"

"GET //api/greader.php/reader/api/0/tag/list?output=json HTTP/1.1" 200 654 "-" "okhttp/4.12.0"

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Project coverage is 21.43%. Comparing base (90875af) to head (e32758a).
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[Shinokuni]

Thanks for pointing this! However I think we should fix account url slash duplication earlier than in Credentials. As we get account url from AccountCredentialsScreen, url is always normalized before being inserted in database. That means we can just remove the end point first slash. Nextcloud News is also affected by this.

Could you replace your solution in Credentials by simply removing the first slash from FreshRSS API end point in FreshRSSService?

[Alkarex]

Done

[Alkarex]

The broken CI test does not seem to be due to my fix

[Shinokuni]

Oh okay so thank you for the fix but I must have explained it wrong 😅. I was talking about modifying directly the endpoint string in FreshRSSService instead of removing its first slash in Credentials as we shouldn't modify anything there.

We can ignore the CI as it seems to be a packaging error which appears sometimes and could be related to not enough memory for Gradle.

[Alkarex]

OK. Something like that?

[Shinokuni]

Yes perfect, thanks for that!