httpclient: Add ability to pass custom headers #1251
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Feel free to reject this PR. My team has a small set of out-of-tree patches we have that would never be of interest to you guys. I thought this one might be innocent enough to try and get upstream. |
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This seems harmless, and I'm open to it. @lbonn and @eu-smirnov any opinions? |
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Yes, we can probably merge it |
src/libaktualizr/http/httpclient.cc
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| HttpClient::HttpClient() : user_agent(std::string("Aktualizr/") + aktualizr_version()) { | |||
| HttpClient::HttpClient(std::vector<std::string>* extra_headers) | |||
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It could be **const** std::vector<std::string>*, just minor comment.
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It harmless as long as an user knows what he/she/it does :), there are number of headers that can lead to not desired response, e.g. Last-Modified / If-Modified-Since / E-Tag, etc. |
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I made the argument |
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Would you mind adding a small unit test to |
This allows custom users of libaktualizr to pass custom headers with HTTP requests sent to the server. Signed-off-by: Andy Doan <[email protected]>
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Good idea on the test. I've added one that takes advantage of the fact the fake server has a test the checks the Authorization header. |
This allows custom users of libaktualizr to pass custom headers
with HTTP requests sent to the server.
Signed-off-by: Andy Doan [email protected]