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Use a path, not URL, in fetch posts from endpoint request #727

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The recent work on the WordPress.com API requires GET, POST, etc methods to be called using a path, but this method passed a whole URL.

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The change didn't affect unit tests because there are no tests for this method 😢

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See how wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS#22622 passes in CI:

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I left a note about the Gutenberg Gallery block failure here: wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS#22612 (comment)


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The recent work on the WordPress.com API requires GET, POST, etc methods
to be called using a path, but this method passed a whole URL.
@mokagio mokagio marked this pull request as ready for review February 19, 2024 05:17
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ - (void)fetchPostsFromEndpoint:(NSURL *)endpoint
success:(void (^)(NSArray<RemoteReaderPost *> *posts, NSString *algorithm))success
failure:(void (^)(NSError *))failure
{
NSString *path = [endpoint absoluteString];
NSString *path = [endpoint path];
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I wonder how many of these migration issues are left in the library, and what it would take to discover them on our side before they reach the users... 🤔

I suppose one way would be to audit each GET... call. There are "only" 118 of them...

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I haven't looked where the app gets endpoint. If they are constructed by the app, I'm thinking maybe we can dumb down this fetchPostsFromEndpoint function to not accepting a URL argument?

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The change didn't affect unit tests because there are no tests for this method 😢

I have added one in #729.

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