Only hexify branch name if it's not nil.

[mijoharas]

When we pass the branch name through to the handler, we do this https://github.com/sshaw/git-link/blob/master/git-link.el#L864
that calls url-hexify-string on the branch, whether it's nil or not. Passing a nil branch through to it will give "" which is truthy, which means that the (or branch commit) line in each of the handlers, e.g.: https://github.com/sshaw/git-link/blob/master/git-link.el#L594 will always evaluate to the truth-ey empty string "" and will give an incorrect url.

Fix that by only calling url-hexify-string if the branch is non-nil already.

[sshaw]

Thanks.

How can I reproduce this issue?

Even though we don't call url-hexify-string the format string "%s" still exists so won't that get interpolated with nil anyways?

[mijoharas]

hey, so, I just called git-link on a commit that wasn't part of a branch. i.e. from this commit, we do git checkout HEAD~1:

and then when calling git-link I get something like https://github.com/sshaw/git-link/blob//README.md?plain=1#L1 (which is a link that doesn't exist) instead of the expected

git-link/README.md

Line 1 in 0acdfd6

# git-link

(i.e. yes, %s gets interpolated with nil but that leads to an invalid url, rather than a correct one with the fix).

[sshaw]

Oh yes, I see. Thank you!

[mijoharas]

ahhh, sorry should have checked the issues, could have linked to them myself 😅 (went straight to the code to just figure out what was wrong). Thanks again 🙌