David Haslem

`@` is in the reserved character set, so `{field}` should be pct-encoding it to `%40`. If you wanted reserved expansion, you could use `{+field}` in your template instead, which returns...

Match result should be: ``` ruby { "host" => "example.com" "segments" => ["a", "b", "c"], "one" => "1", "two" => "2", "bogus" => nil, "fragment" => "foo" } ```

Sure thing - I think we'll be using this plugin at work for a while, don't have a problem helping contribute.

I'm "therabidbanana" on rubygems - either that username or therabidbanana at gmail. When working on my home computer I'm also usually "therabidbanana" on github.

@djurre - like @wr0ngway - I've stopped using this gem... I can't recall the exact reason, but I believe it was related to our upgrading to Sidekiq Pro? Maybe reliable...