| Subject: | Stringified URI::URL does not include port number |
If you call URI::URL->new() using a URL with a standard port number for
the protocol in question (e.g. 'http://some.host:80' or
'rtsp://some.host:554'), the port number is returned by ->port(), but is
omitted when the object is stringified:
my $uri = URI::URL->new('http://some.host:80');
print $uri->port; # 80
print $uri; # 'http://some.host/'
If you then explicitly set the port to the same value, it does get included:
$uri->port(80);
print $uri->port; # 80
print $uri; # 'http://some.host:80/'
The issue is not present when using a non-standard port in the URL
passed to the constructor:
print URI::URL->new('http://some.host:81'); # 'http://some.host:81/'
A failing test is attached.
| Subject: | uri_test.pl |
#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 3;
use URI::URL;
my $str = 'rtsp://some.host:554';
my $uri = URI::URL->new($str);
is($uri->port, 554, 'URL::URL has correct port number');
like($uri, qr/:554/, 'stringified URI::URL includes port number');
# explicitly setting the same port number makes the test pass
$uri->port(554);
like($uri, qr/:554/, 'stringified URI::URL includes port number');