changequery and redirect do not go well together

[Anand Chitipothu]

Both web.changequery and web.redirect adds homepath to the url.

    def test_changequery_redirect(self):
        fakerequest('GET', '/foo', homepath="/test")
        web.redirect(web.changequery(a=1))
        self.assertEquals(get_header('Location'), '/test/foo?a=1')

FAIL: test_changequery_redirect (__main__.WebpyTest)
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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "fake.py", line 70, in test_changequery_redirect
    self.assertEquals(get_header('Location'), '/test/foo?a=1')
AssertionError: '/test/test/foo?a=1' != '/test/foo?a=1'

[Anand Chitipothu (anandology)]

I think changequery should not worry about homepath at all.
This solves the problem, but it might create some backward compatibility issues.

[Aaron Swartz (aaronsw)]

> I think changequery should not worry about homepath at all.
> This solves the problem, but it might create some backward compatibility issues.

Yeah; I think you're right. People should pass it to either redirect
or the template's url function if they need proper URLs.

[Anand Chitipothu (anandology)]

fixed in r171.