UriHelper use Ordinal string.IndexOf #9537
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Also, enable Roslyn Code Analyzers over the source. It would have caught this. :) |
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Was wondering why the Proxy scenario was hitting Globablization #9404 (comment)
string.IndexOf(string)is current culture by default; unlike most of the other string apis which are Ordinal; so switch to using Ordinal IndexOf to find things./cc @GrabYourPitchforks as I know you love the inconsistency of these apis 😉