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Bug #19196

Updated by westoque (William Estoque) over 1 year ago

When I am reading the string response from a URI.open, the response is not equivalent to the response body. URI.open escapes the response body string. 

 How to reproduce: 

 ``` 
 url = "https://www.podcastone.com/podcast?categoryID2=1237" 

 handle = URI.open(url) 
 => #<Tempfile:/path/to/tempfile> 

 puts handle.read 
 .... https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/chrt.fm/track/E2G895/aw.noxsolutions.com/launchpod/adswizz/1237/762-FeedbackFriday-249-V2_mzwq_b1dc1677.mp3?awCollectionId=1237&#38;awEpisodeId=ee01b21a-878d-4be4-974c-e504b1dc1677&#38;adwNewID3=true&#38;awNetwork=309... 
 ``` 

 In the browser, the actual string reads: 

 ``` 
 https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/chrt.fm/track/E2G895/aw.noxsolutions.com/launchpod/adswizz/1237/762-FeedbackFriday-249-V2_mzwq_b1dc1677.mp3?awCollectionId=1237&#38;awEpisodeId=ee01b21a-878d-4be4-974c-e504b1dc1677&#38;adwNewID3=true&#38;awNetwork=309 
 ``` 

 Notice the characters `#38;` 

 My initial research is that it's because the Tempfile that gets created is in ascii-8bit, and in ascii-8bit, the amperstand is a "38". 

 I propose that we should have a way to force the encoding of the Tempfile to UTF8 so that this character is not escaped and the string encoding is preserved.

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