Access current location using uri.path to support deep links (#6474)
This PR updates examples to use uri.path instead of uri.toString() for accessing the current location.
While the examples don't use deep linking, promoting the usage of uri.toString() in the examples doesn't seem to be a good idea as it can lead to issues when it's used with deep links (It'll include host and scheme).
Access current location using uri.path to support deep links (#6474)
This PR updates examples to use uri.path instead of uri.toString() for accessing the current location.
While the examples don't use deep linking, promoting the usage of uri.toString() in the examples doesn't seem to be a good idea as it can lead to issues when it's used with deep links (It'll include host and scheme).
Access current location using uri.path to support deep links (#6474)
This PR updates examples to use uri.path instead of uri.toString() for accessing the current location.
While the examples don't use deep linking, promoting the usage of uri.toString() in the examples doesn't seem to be a good idea as it can lead to issues when it's used with deep links (It'll include host and scheme).
Access current location using uri.path to support deep links (#6474)
This PR updates examples to use uri.path instead of uri.toString() for accessing the current location.
While the examples don't use deep linking, promoting the usage of uri.toString() in the examples doesn't seem to be a good idea as it can lead to issues when it's used with deep links (It'll include host and scheme).