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Normalize the url when it contains default HTTP/HTTPS ports #133

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@frankdu frankdu commented Mar 5, 2013

Summary:
Remove the default ports part, when the url has default HTTP/HTTPS
ports (i.e. 80/443)

Summary:
Remove the default ports part, when the url has default HTTP/HTTPS
ports (i.e. 80/443)
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@frankdu Thanks for all of the PRs. @jaitaiwan and I are gonna go through them. What's the purpose of this PR? Were you getting errors when you passed the port along to some providers?

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If we can get Travis to run tests over this again, it might be fine as is. I don't see a reason why this can't be included...

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frankdu commented Jul 29, 2015

Yes, it was for solving real problem, because client/server may use different libraries. The URL normalization wasn't same which caused error.

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@frankdu & @jaitaiwan it looks like this work is already in master. It appears @mmalone added it in 552cacc. I'm not sure there's test coverage for this issue though.

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Just checked and it's covered by tests. I'm going to close this out as it appears to have already snuck in elsewhere. @frankdu can you test your code against the latest master to ensure your issue is entirely resolved? Reopen if it's not.

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