fix(blob): error early when trying to use conflicting characters #769
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Trying to upload files containing ?, # or // will always result in a weird behavior where the pathname you sent won't be exactly the one in the resulting url. Rather than relying on this I propose we just error early on and advise to either not use them or encode them. BREAKING CHANGE: Previously working characters will now throw an error.
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luismeyer
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Trying to upload files containing ?, # or // will always result in a weird
behavior where the pathname you sent won't be exactly the one in the resulting
url. Rather than relying on this I propose we just error early on and advise to
either not use them or encode them.
BREAKING CHANGE: Previously working characters will now throw an error.