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fix(files): Properly encode URLs when preparing ZIP download #51684

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fix(files): Properly encode URLs when preparing ZIP download
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fix(files): Properly encode URLs when preparing ZIP download 
Signed-off-by: Fabian Zwemke <[email protected]>
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fabianzw committed Mar 26, 2025
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions apps/files/src/actions/downloadAction.ts
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Expand Up @@ -55,15 +55,15 @@ const downloadNodes = function(nodes: Node[]) {
url.searchParams.append('accept', 'zip')
}
} else {
url = new URL(nodes[0].source)
url = new URL(nodes[0].encodedSource)
let base = url.pathname
for (const node of nodes.slice(1)) {
base = longestCommonPath(base, (new URL(node.source).pathname))
base = longestCommonPath(base, (new URL(node.encodedSource).pathname))
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Not sure about this path as the URL constructor should already encode the URL so this smells like double encoding. Will test tomorrow with some more examples.

}
url.pathname = base

// The URL contains the path encoded so we need to decode as the query.append will re-encode it
const filenames = nodes.map((node) => decodeURI(node.encodedSource.slice(url.href.length + 1)))
const filenames = nodes.map((node) => decodeURIComponent(node.encodedSource.slice(url.href.length + 1)))
url.searchParams.append('accept', 'zip')
url.searchParams.append('files', JSON.stringify(filenames))
}
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