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While testing the implementation of #592 a bit more thoroughly in combination with JupyterHub, I noticed two issues:
errorTargetoption was not working correctly with unix socket/foowere being transformed into/foo/foo.Error target not working correctly
Was seeing
invalid urlerrors because unix socket paths, e.g.%2Ftmp%2Ftest.sock, was being passed as a URL. Added logic to rewrite the hostname tolocalhost. I also added a test of theerrorTargetfunctionality with unix sockets.URLs with subpaths
I traced the issue to this line in the
http-proxylibrary.Basically,
targetin this library'sproxyOptsForTargetfunction already contains path info. By also settingtarget.pathnameinproxyOptsForTarget, the result is that the existingpathandpathnameare joined together byhttp-proxy.The fix is to remove the additional setting of
target.pathnameinproxyOptsForTarget. This also means we can refactorproxyOptsForTargetto not require thereqUrlargument.I've modified the existing test with unix socket to use a subpath.