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fix: clone Headers before mutating them during prerendering #10030

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Fixes #9566.

I'm not sure how best to test this. I didn't see an easy way to make a given Headers object immutable, so I guess I'm going to have to call undici for real. If I try event.fetch somewhere and it refers to a local endpoint, that won't result in a real network request, and we won't run into the issue where undici makes the headers immutable. I don't think there's an HTTP server running during prerendering anyway. I'd prefer not to do something like export const GET = () => fetch("https://www.google.com/"); in my test. Any ideas?

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It looks like I can hack it with Object.defineProperty(response.headers, "set", { value: null });. Now to try to figure out where this test ought to go.

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Pushed a test which I've confirmed fails on master.

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lgtm. (assuming creating new Response doesn't cause a streaming response body to get buffered)

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@benmccann I'm not sure whether it does- but I don't think that would really matter, because this is only during prerendering, where we're buffering the whole response and writing it out to a file anyway.

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true. Then yeah, this looks good to me

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@Conduitry it looks like this PR will need a rebase

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assuming creating new Response doesn't cause a streaming response body to get buffered

it won't

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@Conduitry Conduitry deleted the gh-9566 branch May 25, 2023 22:31
dummdidumm pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2023
Fixes #10366, related to #10030.

According to the `fetch()`-specification, a header can have
an `immutable`-guard which will throw a `TypeError` if the
header is changed:
https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#headers-class

When using `fetch()`, the spec requires the response
header to be `immutable` (see step 12/4):
https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/#fetch-method

This is implemented in undici (used by Node.js for native
fetch() under the hood):
https://github.com/nodejs/undici/blob/22bdbd8c7820035276b4e876daccef513c29f5c4/lib/fetch/headers.js#L234-L239
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Make prerendering +server.js responses play nicer with undici's Response
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