Fix bug which caused metric publishing to not accept query string parameters in ASGI app - #1125
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Thanks! Would you be willing to write a test for this please? Or add enough type hinting that it would be caught by mypy.
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I isolated the bug into a test case. Codifying this into type hints would be non-trivial since the used |
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_bake_outputfunction inexposition.pyexpects theparamsargument to be adict[str, Any]but the ASGI interface does not handle encoding, thus the parameters are passed in asdict[bytes, Any].