Un-pend a test for catalog URLs with slashes in the document ID #3595
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Ref #911 Solr documents with a slash in the ID seem to route correctly without additional changes now. I tested by adding a document to the index and then checking its catalog URL; Rails's link_to seems to automatically generate a link with an encoded slash. Unfortunately this does not apply to a period, so full URLs won't work.
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Ref #911
Solr documents with a slash in the ID seem to route correctly
without additional changes now. I tested by adding a document to
the index and then checking its catalog URL; Rails's link_to
seems to automatically generate a link with an encoded slash.
Unfortunately this does not apply to a period, so full URLs won't
work.