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Добавлены свойства для чтения распространенных заголовков и методы работы с коллекцией #1426

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  • New Features

    • Expanded functionality for managing HTTP headers with new properties for specific headers (e.g., Accept, Authorization).
    • Introduced intuitive methods for header management, including Retrieve, Clear, Delete, and various append methods.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced control flow for improved interaction with HTTP headers, ensuring correct functionality with the underlying data structure.

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The HeaderDictionaryWrapper class has been significantly enhanced to provide a more robust and intuitive interface for managing HTTP headers. New properties corresponding to specific headers have been added, along with methods that simplify the manipulation and retrieval of header values, fostering better usability for developers.

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src/OneScript.Web.Server/HeaderDictionaryWrapper.cs Expanded HeaderDictionaryWrapper with specific properties for common HTTP headers and added methods for header management, including Retrieve, Clear, and AppendCommaSeparated. Updated control flow and enumerator methods for better interaction with the _items dictionary.

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For headers are happy, all day and all night! 🌟


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  • src/OneScript.Web.Server/HeaderDictionaryWrapper.cs (2 hunks)

Comment on lines 43 to 50
[ContextProperty("AcceptEncoding", CanWrite = false)]
public string AcceptEncoding
{
get => _items.AcceptEncoding;
set
{
_items.AcceptEncoding = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for AcceptEncoding property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("AcceptEncoding", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("AcceptEncoding", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("AcceptEncoding", CanWrite = false)]
public string AcceptEncoding
{
get => _items.AcceptEncoding;
set
{
_items.AcceptEncoding = value;
}
[ContextProperty("AcceptEncoding", CanWrite = true)]
public string AcceptEncoding
{
get => _items.AcceptEncoding;
set
{
_items.AcceptEncoding = value;
}

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@coderabbitai свойство CanWrite в атрибуте применяется для других целей и никак не связано с наличием сеттера у свойства. Это не ошибка.

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@EvilBeaver, спасибо за разъяснение. Я учту, что свойство CanWrite в атрибуте ContextProperty используется для других целей и не связано с наличием сеттера у свойства.


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File: src/OneScript.Web.Server/HeaderDictionaryWrapper.cs:43-50
Timestamp: 2024-07-25T09:44:11.733Z
Learning: The `CanWrite` attribute in the `ContextProperty` attribute is used for different purposes and is not related to the presence of a setter in the property.

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Comment on lines 205 to 212
[ContextProperty("ContentDisposition", CanWrite = false)]
public string ContentDisposition
{
get => _items.ContentDisposition;
set
{
_items.ContentDisposition = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for ContentDisposition property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("ContentDisposition", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("ContentDisposition", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("ContentDisposition", CanWrite = false)]
public string ContentDisposition
{
get => _items.ContentDisposition;
set
{
_items.ContentDisposition = value;
}
[ContextProperty("ContentDisposition", CanWrite = true)]
public string ContentDisposition
{
get => _items.ContentDisposition;
set
{
_items.ContentDisposition = value;
}

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[ContextProperty("AcceptRanges", CanWrite = false)]
public string AcceptRanges
{
get => _items.AcceptRanges;
set
{
_items.AcceptRanges = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for AcceptRanges property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("AcceptRanges", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("AcceptRanges", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("AcceptRanges", CanWrite = false)]
public string AcceptRanges
{
get => _items.AcceptRanges;
set
{
_items.AcceptRanges = value;
}
[ContextProperty("AcceptRanges", CanWrite = true)]
public string AcceptRanges
{
get => _items.AcceptRanges;
set
{
_items.AcceptRanges = value;
}

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[ContextProperty("Allow", CanWrite = false)]
public string Allow
{
get => _items.Allow;
set
{
_items.Allow = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for Allow property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("Allow", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("Allow", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("Allow", CanWrite = false)]
public string Allow
{
get => _items.Allow;
set
{
_items.Allow = value;
}
[ContextProperty("Allow", CanWrite = true)]
public string Allow
{
get => _items.Allow;
set
{
_items.Allow = value;
}

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[ContextProperty("AccessControlRequestHeaders", CanWrite = false)]
public string AccessControlRequestHeaders
{
get => _items.AccessControlRequestHeaders;
set
{
_items.AccessControlRequestHeaders = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for AccessControlRequestHeaders property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("AccessControlRequestHeaders", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("AccessControlRequestHeaders", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("AccessControlRequestHeaders", CanWrite = false)]
public string AccessControlRequestHeaders
{
get => _items.AccessControlRequestHeaders;
set
{
_items.AccessControlRequestHeaders = value;
}
[ContextProperty("AccessControlRequestHeaders", CanWrite = true)]
public string AccessControlRequestHeaders
{
get => _items.AccessControlRequestHeaders;
set
{
_items.AccessControlRequestHeaders = value;
}

Comment on lines 187 to 194
[ContextProperty("CacheControl", CanWrite = false)]
public string CacheControl
{
get => _items.CacheControl;
set
{
_items.CacheControl = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for CacheControl property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("CacheControl", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("CacheControl", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("CacheControl", CanWrite = false)]
public string CacheControl
{
get => _items.CacheControl;
set
{
_items.CacheControl = value;
}
[ContextProperty("CacheControl", CanWrite = true)]
public string CacheControl
{
get => _items.CacheControl;
set
{
_items.CacheControl = value;
}

Comment on lines 70 to 77
[ContextProperty("AccessControlAllowCredentials", CanWrite = false)]
public string AccessControlAllowCredentials
{
get => _items.AccessControlAllowCredentials;
set
{
_items.AccessControlAllowCredentials = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for AccessControlAllowCredentials property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("AccessControlAllowCredentials", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("AccessControlAllowCredentials", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("AccessControlAllowCredentials", CanWrite = false)]
public string AccessControlAllowCredentials
{
get => _items.AccessControlAllowCredentials;
set
{
_items.AccessControlAllowCredentials = value;
}
[ContextProperty("AccessControlAllowCredentials", CanWrite = true)]
public string AccessControlAllowCredentials
{
get => _items.AccessControlAllowCredentials;
set
{
_items.AccessControlAllowCredentials = value;
}

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[ContextProperty("Authorization", CanWrite = false)]
public string Authorization
{
get => _items.Authorization;
set
{
_items.Authorization = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for Authorization property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("Authorization", CanWrite = false)]
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[ContextProperty("Authorization", CanWrite = false)]
public string Authorization
{
get => _items.Authorization;
set
{
_items.Authorization = value;
}
[ContextProperty("Authorization", CanWrite = true)]
public string Authorization
{
get => _items.Authorization;
set
{
_items.Authorization = value;
}

Comment on lines 142 to 149
[ContextProperty("Age", CanWrite = false)]
public string Age
{
get => _items.Age;
set
{
_items.Age = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for Age property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("Age", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("Age", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("Age", CanWrite = false)]
public string Age
{
get => _items.Age;
set
{
_items.Age = value;
}
[ContextProperty("Age", CanWrite = true)]
public string Age
{
get => _items.Age;
set
{
_items.Age = value;
}

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[ContextProperty("Accept", CanWrite = false)]
public string Accept
{
get => BslStringValue.Create(_items[key.AsString()]);
set => _items[key.AsString()] = value.AsString();
get => _items.Accept;
set
{
_items.Accept = value;
}
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Inconsistent CanWrite attribute for Accept property.

The CanWrite attribute is set to false, but the property has a setter. This is inconsistent and should be corrected.

- [ContextProperty("Accept", CanWrite = false)]
+ [ContextProperty("Accept", CanWrite = true)]
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[ContextProperty("Accept", CanWrite = false)]
public string Accept
{
get => BslStringValue.Create(_items[key.AsString()]);
set => _items[key.AsString()] = value.AsString();
get => _items.Accept;
set
{
_items.Accept = value;
}
[ContextProperty("Accept", CanWrite = true)]
public string Accept
{
get => _items.Accept;
set
{
_items.Accept = value;
}

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  • src/OneScript.Web.Server/HeaderDictionaryWrapper.cs (2 hunks)
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  • src/OneScript.Web.Server/HeaderDictionaryWrapper.cs

@EvilBeaver EvilBeaver merged commit 2a4c1c8 into EvilBeaver:develop Jul 31, 2024
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@akpaevj akpaevj deleted the fix/headers-collection branch July 31, 2024 20:29
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