[FIX] IndexError when parsing incomplete urls without a host part #7
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When parsing an incomplete url without host like "http://" a IndexError will be thrown. In contrast to this the upstream javascript version returns an almost empty parse result:
url {protocol: 'http:', slashes: true, auth: null, port: null, hostname: '', pathname: null, search: null, hash: null}The IndexError occurs in Python on accessing an array with a negative index. In contrast, in javascript a negative index results in the value "undefined".
See also executablebooks/markdown-it-py#205