WebCmdlets check if absolute uri before checking scheme#19468
WebCmdlets check if absolute uri before checking scheme#19468
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Please add new test. |
| $command = "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri '$uri' -SkipCertificateCheck" | ||
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| $result = ExecuteWebCommand -command $command | ||
| $result.Error.FullyQualifiedErrorId | Should -Be "WebCmdletWebResponseException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.InvokeWebRequestCommand" |
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Before the fix was it "InsecureRedirection" exception? Could you please explain why now it is WebCmdletWebResponseException?
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I introduced "InsecureRedirection" exception in #18595, previously it was WebCmdletWebResponseException.
If the uri has no scheme checking for a scheme would throw an error, so we skip the check and we go back to the old error on https to http redirection
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The issue author has confirmed the fix solves the issue for his scenarios: #19461 (comment)
@CarloToso please update the comment as we discussed in #19468 (comment) and then I will merge the PR. Thanks!
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@daxian-dbw done |
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PR Summary
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-AllowInsecureRedirectto follow the redirect anyway Add AllowInsecureRedirect switch to Web cmdlets #18546-AllowInsecureRedirectWebcmdlets display an error on https to http redirect #18595PR Context
Fix #19461
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