Again one Problem with merged css – this is sad thing because i like to use this

see here: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/i-need-childs-style-css-file-set-to-overrule-generated-uploads-css-output/#post-1069351

on 4.5.4 i could solve it by having the absolute url and in that manner: url(“https://domain-name/ …) so with quotes
but now on 4.5.5 the path to images ( backgrounds ) set on quick css is changed even if i write the full absolute path to the quick css:

this is what is in quick css:

.home #home_top_section {
    background-image: 
    url(//domain-name/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/image1.png), 
    url(//domain-name/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/image2.svg) !important;
}

and this is what is in after merging the css:

.home #home_top_section {
    background-image: 
    url('https://domain-name/domain-name/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/image1.png'),
    url('https://domain-name/domain-name/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/image2.svg') !important;
}

i do not know if this is important – it is one of my test installations where the wordpress install is in a subfolder – so domain is webers-testseite.de/abc/ etc. Edit: no same thing on the webers-testseite.de ( so without subfolder install)

PS: even if i write the url with https: to the quick css , the unmerged file will be output without that as //domain…
in the merged file the https://domain-name/ is added.