URI.get_username() and URI.get_password() replace literal plus signs with spaces

[AdrianoKF]

Description

RFC 3986 specifies that the userinfo subcomponent of a URI may contain the sub-delim tokens, so it is okay to include a literal plus sign (not percent-encoded) there, I believe (if not, please feel free to close this issue!).

model.url.URI seems to assume that these fields are always percent-encoded, leading to the replacement of + with a space in URI.get_username() and URI.get_password() (which are called internally by URI.to_string().

This is the root cause of pypa/pipenv#4271, which relies on this method for handling Git VCS URLs.

Expected behaviour

Parsing and formatting a URI containing a userinfo component where either the username or password contain a literal plus character (+) should not alter the content of these fields.

Suggested fix

If my understanding of the RFC as mentioned above is correct, URI._parse_auth should call quote_plus with the safe arg set to the sub-delim tokens from RFC 3986, preventing them from being escaped in the auth fields.

Steps to reproduce

from requirementslib.models.url import URI

u1 = URI.parse('git+https://foo+bar:[email protected]')
u2 = URI.parse('git+https://foo:[email protected]')
print(f'{u1}, username={u1.username}, get_username()={u1.get_username()}, password={u1.password}, get_password()={u1.get_password()}, url={str(u1)}')
print(f'{u2}, username={u2.username}, get_username()={u2.get_username()}, password={u2.password}, get_password()={u2.get_password()}, url={str(u2)}')

yields

git+https://foo bar:[email protected], username=foo+bar, get_username()=foo+bar, password=foobar, get_password()=foobar, url=git+https://foo bar:[email protected]
git+https://foo:[email protected], username=foo, get_username()=foo, password=bar+foobar, get_password()=bar+foobar, url=git+https://foo:[email protected]

Note that the username and password fields are parsed correctly from the input but accessing them via get_username()/get_password() or formatting the URI as a string leads to the inadvertent replacement.

[techalchemy]

Thanks for digging into this, and apologies for the issue here.

[frostming]

Closed by #244