Fix unquote IndexError on empty string input#3771
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Fix unquote IndexError on empty string input#3771bysiber wants to merge 1 commit intoencode:masterfrom
unquote IndexError on empty string input#3771bysiber wants to merge 1 commit intoencode:masterfrom
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`unquote('')` raises `IndexError` because it accesses `value[0]`
without checking the string length first. This can occur when parsing
digest auth WWW-Authenticate headers containing parameters with empty
unquoted values (e.g. `realm=` instead of `realm=""`).
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unquote('')in_utils.pyraisesIndexErrorbecause it accessesvalue[0]without checking string length first.This can occur when parsing digest auth
WWW-Authenticateheaders containing parameters with empty unquoted values (e.g.realm=instead ofrealm="").