Fix escaping issue when escape_userdn and allowed_groups are configured #253
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Closing this in favor of #267. |
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I think this a bug being fixed, but I'm not 100% sure. It is discussed in #243 (comment). I think it should be an improvement though because it ensure we don't double-escape something.
I also think this enables:
Review help greatly appreciated @hammadab @Nikolai-Hlubek @m-erhardt, I've written this PR in the dark here without testing the change etc. Note that test failures for JupyterHub 5 are unrelated and to be resolved separately.