Le mardi 15 d?cembre 2020, 16:05:14 CET Bj?rn W?rmedal a ?crit : > As for the path that follows, that must be percent encoded in the > gemtext document. There is no way for a client to know if a path is > already percent encoded or not, and percent encoding twice breaks the > link. Consider this: > => gemini://example.com/why-space-is-%20-in-urls.gmi We see that this > needs to be percent encoded, but a tool can't reliably tell if it does > or if it is already. This is not true, even when using IRI, reserved characters such as spaces HAVE to be percent-encoded. So, if you see a "%", it is percent encoding. If you want to link to a path containing a percent, you have to percent encode the percent, resulting in %25. As a result, percent encoding twice does not break the link, as you only percent encode what is not percent encoded already. C?me
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