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oestrich added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 5, 2014
Ensure response_body is escaped in html_example template
Thanks, especially for researching what broke! |
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This commit resolves an issue for HTML documents when the
response_bodyincludes HTML markup.For example, if
response_body = {"email":"[email protected]","name":"<h1>Order 1</h1>","paid":true}the generated HTML page won't escape the HTML, and
<h1>Order 1</h1>will be rendered as a Heading 1. This is so because the mustache template renders theresponse_bodyusing triple curly braces rather than double curly braces. Triple curly braces were introduced to pretty print the JSON. But this functionality was later removed, and I can't see why triple braces are still needed.(Note: this issue only affects Rails 3 but not Rails 4 apps. I'm not certain why, but I believe it has to do with the changes to JSON handling (see release notes). This should be a transparent change for Rails 4 apps.)