fix(packument): preserve URL path segments when constructing request URLs#19
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fix(packument): preserve URL path segments when constructing request URLs#19
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The PackumentClient was using `new URL('/${package}', origin)` which
replaces the entire pathname of the base URL rather than appending to it.
This caused registries with path segments (e.g., /javascript) to lose
their path when constructing package URLs.
Before: https://registry.example.com/javascript + lodash
=> https://registry.example.com/lodash (wrong)
After: https://registry.example.com/javascript + lodash
=> https://registry.example.com/javascript/lodash (correct)
Also adds comprehensive tests for PackumentClient covering:
- URL construction with various path configurations
- Basic packument fetching from npm
- Scoped package handling
- 404 response handling
- Batch requests via requestAll()
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The PackumentClient was using
new URL('/${package}', origin)which replaces the entire pathname of the base URL rather than appending to it. This caused registries with path segments (e.g., /javascript) to lose their path when constructing package URLs.Also adds comprehensive tests for PackumentClient covering: