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Move header value normalisation into Response #81

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@thgs thgs commented Dec 9, 2023

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Bugfix no
BC Break no
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RFC yes
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When not using laminas-http as the HTTP client the implementation of the HeaderAwareClientInterface one may have to reproduce the logic to normalise headers from multi value to string as it is done in here.

I am partial about whether what I am doing here is right (or desired) or wrong (will have problems), so it is more of a question, in the form of a PR for clarity.

The benefit of this change is that when implementing the interfaces needed to inject a third party client, one does not need to deal with the case of multi value headers and can reuse the Response class provided (Laminas\Feed\Reader\Http\Response), therefore only one implementation is needed implementing HeaderAwareClientInterface.

I am relatively new to the codebase so let me know if I have missed some profound/foundational concern here. I can see a slight violation of single responsibility principle here.

On the other hand, it is a (micro?) optimisation as the loop through the headers only happens once.

Lastly, given this is desired, maybe a unit test case should be added as well as an addition in the docs explaining the above "convenience". Ofc I am willing to do these and any other changes requested but I thought it would be nice if first it is acknowledged that the direction is desired.

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When not using laminas-http as the HTTP client

Only concern is whether we are breaking any pre-existing behaviour.

I suggest:

  • Documenting the array types (inputs/outputs) that touch the changed code
  • adding tests that prevents regressions on multi-valued headers with laminas-http and without

@@ -47,10 +46,12 @@ public function get($uri, array $headers = [])
}
$response = $this->client->send();

$headers = $response->getHeaders()->toArray() ?? [];
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Im theory this is always an array?

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Eh yes, forgot the ?->, will fix it. getHeaders is returning null|Headers

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Oh I see what you mean now. AbstractMessage (Laminas\Http) handles null. IDE was showing it null|Headers for whatever reason. null is handled on getHeaders.

@@ -155,14 +157,16 @@ private function validateHeaders(array $headers)

/**
* Normalize header names to lowercase.
* Also ensures multi-value headers are represented as a single string, via
* comma concatenation.
*
* @return array
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Let's document this to be an array<string> then? Previously, it was an array<string|array<string>>, so this change looks like a breaking change 🤔

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Its the opposite I think. Before the normalizeHeaders was expecting array<string, string> and now it can handle array<string, string|array<string>>, as the logic that was in LaminasHttpClientDecorator prepareResponseHeaders now is included in Response normalizeHeaders (see validateHeaders in Response is not accepting multi value (L147 in my branch).

So I thought its not a breaking change as now it can handle what it was handling before and in addition multi-value headers?

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thgs commented Dec 11, 2023

When not using laminas-http as the HTTP client

Only concern is whether we are breaking any pre-existing behaviour.

I suggest:

* Documenting the array types (inputs/outputs) that touch the changed code

* adding tests that prevents regressions on multi-valued headers with laminas-http and without

Yes, will check more myself for BC breaks and do the suggestions soon.

Signed-off-by: thgs <theogpl57@gmail.com>
@thgs thgs force-pushed the move-header-normalisation-into-response branch from dc1f18a to 63614b8 Compare December 18, 2023 01:47
Signed-off-by: thgs <theogpl57@gmail.com>
@thgs thgs force-pushed the move-header-normalisation-into-response branch from 63614b8 to f928367 Compare December 18, 2023 01:48
Signed-off-by: thgs <theogpl57@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: thgs <theogpl57@gmail.com>
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thgs commented Jan 1, 2024

@Ocramius

Happy new year.

I think I am going to back off from this for now. The benefit is very little and it seems more risky the more I think about it.

Thanks for review!

@thgs thgs closed this Jan 1, 2024
@thgs thgs deleted the move-header-normalisation-into-response branch January 1, 2024 19:17
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