Use URL objects for external URLs
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Use URL objects for external URLs
- Prefer URL objects over strings to clearly distinguish the intent on a type level.
- Currently only used for external URLs.
- Cannot be (plainly) used for internal URLs, as they are always defined as relative.
- URL objects require a base URL string when used with relative URL strings.
- The base URL of web extensions contains the extension id, which is known for published extensions.
- During webext debugging, a temporary id is generated, so the the base URL would need to be resolved at runtime.
- Could use
IInternalUrlProviderfor each interal URL object creation/validation, but at this time chose not to.
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Use URL objects for external URLs - Prefer URL objects over strings to clearly distinguish the intent on a type level. - Currently only used for external URLs. - Cannot be (plainly) used for internal URLs, as they are always defined as relative. - URL objects require a base URL string when used with relative URL strings. - The base URL of web extensions contains the extension id, which is known for published extensions. - During webext debugging, a temporary id is generated, so the the base URL would need to be resolved at runtime. - Could use `IInternalUrlProvider` for each interal URL object creation/validation, but at this time chose not to.