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[bug]: PJSIP_RESPONSE_HEADERS function documentation is misleading #230

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alipsitz-sf opened this issue Aug 8, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #250
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[bug]: PJSIP_RESPONSE_HEADERS function documentation is misleading #230

alipsitz-sf opened this issue Aug 8, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #250
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Trivial

Versions

18.16.0

Components/Modules

pjsip, Dialplan

Operating Environment

Debian bullseye/sid, FreePBX

Frequency of Occurrence

None

Issue Description

The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS describes a parameter called prefix and uses the wording "if specified", which heavily implies that the parameter is optional.

However, in the actual implementation a zero-length prefix is not allowed.

Admittedly, it would be more convenient for my use-case if the function worked as described in the documentation (in other words, the parameter is optional and when not provided the function returns all headers). I understand that borders on a feature request, so it would be nice to have the documentation say "required" instead of "if specified".

Relevant log output

res_pjsip_header_funcs.c: This function requires a pattern.

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@jcolp jcolp added support-level-core Functionality with core support level and removed triage labels Aug 8, 2023
InterLinked1 added a commit to InterLinked1/asterisk that referenced this issue Aug 9, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: asterisk#230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
InterLinked1 added a commit to InterLinked1/asterisk that referenced this issue Aug 9, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: asterisk#230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.

(cherry picked from commit 08e7d77)
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.

(cherry picked from commit 8be503b)
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.

(cherry picked from commit 2179082)
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.

(cherry picked from commit 2179082)
asterisk-org-access-app bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 6, 2023
The documentation for PJSIP_HEADERS claims that
prefix is optional, but in the code it is actually not.
However, there is no inherent reason for this, as users
may want to retrieve all header names, not just those
beginning with a certain prefix.

This makes the prefix optional for this function,
simply fetching all header names if not specified.
As a result, the documentation is now correct.

Resolves: #230

UserNote: The prefix argument to PJSIP_HEADERS is now
optional. If not specified, all header names will be
returned.

(cherry picked from commit 2179082)
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