Came across a strange problem at work yesterday:
was returning true.
On further investigation strings such as "foo:bar" will also return true. It seems a colon separating a few characters is enough to satisfy TryCreate's criteria of a valid URI being contained in the string. I assume colons are related to the username:password prefixes some URIs contain, but I would have assumed that in itself would not be enough.
Anyone know why this would be the case?
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On further investigation strings such as "foo:bar" will also return true. It seems a colon separating a few characters is enough to satisfy TryCreate's criteria of a valid URI being contained in the string. I assume colons are related to the username:password prefixes some URIs contain, but I would have assumed that in itself would not be enough.
Anyone know why this would be the case?
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