Breaking change to websocket API: setup callback can report body of response #409
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| int error_code; | ||
| struct aws_websocket *websocket; | ||
| const int *handshake_response_status; | ||
| const struct aws_http_header *handshake_response_header_array; |
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Why not use const struct *aws_http_headers? Do we really need to have a deep copy of the headers to an array here?
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I actually did that, and then reverted it.
There were some downstream uses where the array was being forwarded along, so they would need to deconstruct it back into a raw array to preserve their own APIs.
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and it's not a "deep copy" it's just one allocation long enough to hold an array.
it's still using the underlying strings stored in the aws_http_headers struct
Co-authored-by: Dengke Tang <dengket@amazon.com>
Adapt to changes from awslabs/aws-c-http#409
Adapt to changes from awslabs/aws-c-http#409
Issue:
If the server rejected a websocket connection, there was no way to see the body of the response. The response body often has useful information explaining why the connection was rejected.
Underlying cause:
The websocket code would close the connection immediately after receiving headers, because that was the simplest way to do things.
Description of changes:
Change the setup callback signature, so that the body can be reported.
The setup code keeps the connection open while receiving a rejection, making a copy of the body, and ultimately reporting it in the setup callback.
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