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It's unclear to me from the did:web spec if other special characters ought to be percent encoded; the port is specifically referenced in the spec (link in the description) for obvious reasons being that the colon character is in direct conflict with the DID syntax, but unclear to me if other special characters should be percent encoded.
The spec specifically describes how to handle a port in a given domain https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-method-web/#example-creating-the-did-with-optional-path-and-port
...but what about other special characters in a path. For example, what about a space
/something/with a/space/did.json
?Should all path params be percent encoded?
What about query params?
Right now our code handles the port scenario
%3A
but what about other special characters?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: