trailing slash ('/') URL sensitivity (leads to misleading error text)

[Kim Phillips]

If I do this:

$ lava-tool auth-add https://<email address hidden>/RPC2
Paste token for https://<email address hidden>/RPC2/:
Token added successfully for user kim-phillips.

Then I should equivalently be able to do this:

$ lava-tool submit-job https://<email address hidden>/RPC2 ~/lava/latest-image-oe.json

yet I get:

EXPERIMENTAL - SUBJECT TO CHANGE (See --experimental-notice for more info)
ERROR: Username provided but no token found.

which is utterly confusing to the average user that knows his username is specified correctly.

Come to find that if I re-add the trailing slash manually, it works:

$ lava-tool submit-job https://<email address hidden>/RPC2/ ~/lava/latest-image-oe.json
EXPERIMENTAL - SUBJECT TO CHANGE (See --experimental-notice for more info)
submitted as job id: 81176

The version without the trailing-slash should work just the same.

[Arthur She (arthur-she)]

Normalize the xmlrpc url for lava-scheduler related commands

https://staging.review.linaro.org/#/c/397/

[Arthur She (arthur-she)]

The patches had been merged into revision 43166a125061f5eac8da9a30b7070fb0d3b0fae8