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Avoid throwing when DefaultUrlSerializer encounters a UrlTree that would serialize to a protocol-relative URL. Warn in development mode and serialize the tree with a root-relative path instead while preserving query parameters and fragments. Additionally, account for WHATWG URL normalization (e.g. dot segments and backslashes collapsing into protocol-relative paths such as `/.//` or `/..//`). Fixes angular#69700 Fixes angular#71076 Co-authored-by: Andrew Scott <atscott01@gmail.com>
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Backports #71094 to
21.2.x.Avoid throwing when DefaultUrlSerializer encounters a UrlTree that would serialize to a protocol-relative URL. Warn in development mode and serialize the tree with a root-relative path instead while preserving query parameters and fragments.
Additionally, account for WHATWG URL normalization (e.g. dot segments and backslashes collapsing into protocol-relative paths such as
/.//or/..//).Fixes #69700
Fixes #71076