Http header field names must be case-insensitive #762
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GitHub has started changing their headers from capitalized words to all lowercase. A recent change made the header fields querying case-senstive which broke gzip content detection. This was not caught by tests because recorded files remain unchanged. It is also possible that WireMock is auto-capitalizing. This fixes the case-sensitivity issue and also extends that funcionality to anyone consuming the headers generated by ResponseInfo. Fixes hub4j#751
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My test passes with this fix 👍 |
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Thanks for the support and the quick fix @bitwiseman @tomakehurst 👍 highly appreciated! |
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Description
GitHub has started changing their headers from capitalized words to all lowercase.
A recent change made the header fields querying case-senstive which broke gzip content detection.
This was not caught by tests because recorded files remain unchanged.
It is also possible that WireMock is auto-capitalizing.
This fixes the case-sensitivity issue and also extends that funcionality to anyone consuming the
headers generated by ResponseInfo.
This adds an additional Map construction for each response and getting the value of a header field is slightly slower (TreeMap instead of HashMap).
Fixes #751
@skaldarnar @jdrueckert @tomakehurst
If you can build this locally and verify this truly fixes the issue, that would be great.
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