Ignore content type parameters when matching it#235
Ignore content type parameters when matching it#235anuraaga wants to merge 5 commits intoconnectrpc:mainfrom
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| codec_name = protocol.codec_name_from_content_type( | ||
| headers.get("content-type", ""), stream=not is_unary | ||
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| codec = self._codecs.get(codec_name.lower()) |
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I also noticed a couple of spots of random lowercasing and consolidated them, with some cleanup to WSGI
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lgtm, assuming we don't need to worry about the grpc case (e.g. application/grpc+json; charset=utf-8)? I don't see that mentioned in https://connectrpc.com/docs/multi-protocol/ / https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/grpc/grpc/+/HEAD/doc/PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md but perhaps in practice it ... could happen? 😄
| def validate_response( | ||
| self, request_codec_name: str, status_code: int, response_content_type: str | ||
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| response_content_type = _normalize_content_type(response_content_type) |
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nit that we're double-normalizing the content type between here and codec_name_from_content_type below, but no real suggestions on a refactor — probably fine to leave.
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("header", _charset_content_type_cases) | ||
| def test_json_charset_content_type(header: str) -> None: |
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would it also be good to flex streaming in these tests? I see we have validate_stream_response; presumably a well-behaved connect server wouldn't have an issue, though...
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Fixes #234
I had intended to have similar handling of content type as Go but realized they treat it quite differently on server vs client side and missed that. This takes the simplest approach of just splitting on
;and ignoring parameters - I don't think anyone will miss the use case of being able to match on them with custom codecs. Note that custom codecs and header matching isn't defined in the protocol spec and i.e. connect-es don't support custom codecs FWICT. We may not have either but it is important for supporting different protobuf implementations.For reference, Go, which does canonicalization in a way that technically custom codecs can match on parameters. Digging in, it looks like their somewhat complicated loop is to avoid two passes for both finding a
;and uppercase (2 passes goes from 9ns to 11ns on my machine). As we can't write such fast loops in Python, I take the typical approach of always calling.strip().lower().https://github.com/connectrpc/connect-go/blob/a5a6c30f3776b06ae05a66ab3bdd2d60c46db6db/protocol.go#L361