[6.x] Fix database url parsing for connections with no database specified #31185
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This PR fixes how a database URL is parsed when the URL does not specify the
databasebit but ends with an/.For example:
REDIS_URL="redis://h:asdfqwer1234asdf@ec2-111-1-1-1.compute-1.amazonaws.com:111/"Before this fix the results from getDatabase($url) would be
path=/. Consequently, affecting how arrays are filtered on RedisManager.phpA test case has been added to cover this scenario.
This
REDIS_URLformat is very similar to what you can find when running applications on Heroku apart the addition of the/at the very end. Without this properly fixed, application developers will have to implement workarounds within the code base of their projects.