Why aren't query parameters being percent encoded when using Uri.toString

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Why aren't query parameters being percent encoded when using Uri.toString Zack Angelo 25/05/14 16:32
I'm using this snippet of code to construct a Uri:
 
import spray.http.Uri

  val redirectUri = Uri(s"http://localhost/oauth/complete")
  val authorizeUri =
      .withQuery(
        "response_type" -> "code",
        "client_id"     -> "xxx",
        "redirect_uri"  -> redirectUri.toString)

  println(s"authorize uri = ${authorizeUri.toString}")

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The Uris are being generated, but the redirect_uri query parameter isn't being percent-encoded. 

Is there another method I should be using besides .toString() to get the encoded form of the query parameters? 

Just to give a bit of context, I'm sending authorizeUri out to a redirect. But when I inspect the response using curl, the redirect_uri parameter in the Location header and body isn't encoded there, either. 
 
Re: [spray-user] Why aren't query parameters being percent encoded when using Uri.toString Mathias 26/05/14 03:15
Zack,

>  Output = > authorize uri = https://helloworld.com/oauth2/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=xxx&redirect_uri=http://localhost/oauth/complete

for most things URI-related spray follows RFC3986 (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986), which doesn’t require any percent encoding in your example.
What output would expect?

Cheers,
Mathias

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