installation

You'll need a database to launch console or servers. So you can edit config/dabase.yml and then bundle install && rails c.

steps to reproduce

You can launch 3 servers at the same time and check the different URLs which are marked with

• "ok" : only one leading slash in request.path
• "not ok" : two leading slash in request.path

The commands :

• rails s (ok)

  • http://localhost:3000/app/yolo (ok)

  [app] request.path : /app/yolo

• ENGINE=api rails s -p 4000 -P tmp/pids/server_api.pid

  • http://localhost:4000/app/yolo (not ok)

  [app] request.path : //app/yolo

  • http://localhost:4000/engines/api/yolo (ok)

  [engine] request.path : /engines/api/yolo

N.B: I could not reproduce the error in a controller in the engine

• ENGINE=backoffice rails s -p 5000 -P tmp/pids/server_bo.pid

  • http://localhost:5000/app/yolo (not ok)

  [app] request.path : //app/yolo

  • http://localhost:5000/engines/bo/yolo (ok)

  [engine] request.path : /engines/bo/yolo

  • http://localhost:5000/admin/tests (not ok)

  [engine] request.path : //admin/tests

N.B : You can checkout branch airbrake-9.5.0 to see all double slashes dissapear