flymzero
Encode the pound/hash/number symbol (#)
The URL code for # is %23. When a WebDAV server receives a URL containing a literal #, it ignores everything after the symbol (e.g. http://host.com/file#1234.txt becomes http://host.com/file), presumably because # is reserved for HTML anchors.
Now, webdav_client uses Uri.encodeFull to encode URLs. From the docs:
All characters except uppercase and lowercase letters, digits and the characters !#$&'()*+,-./:;=?@_~ are percent-encoded.
This means that if any method from webdav_client receives a file path containing the symbol #, it will not encode it and the server will receive a truncated request URL, which results in unexpected behaviour.
Only just now realized that this is a duplicate of #47 (after running it through Google Translate). I'd suggest keeping it open so others don't make the same mistake as me.
Some defects will be fixed or refactored in the later stage. At present, I am busy. Thank you very much
