fix: ignore not throw on invalid response headers #950
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The only way I can think to test this, would be to use another language to create a http server which can set a response header name in an invalid format. From the issue, we know that golang is able to do that. I'm also happy to accept this pull-request without a test |
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I’m working on mocking xhr to Test this. |
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What is going on here? |
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@JakeChampion I think the fix is fine, however I struggle with the test. It runs into the same problem that the response headers are validated. But I can't figure out which package supplies this code. None of the
node_moduleshas a_http_outgoing.jsthat I could monkey-patch for this one response to not validate the response headers.I also can't just test
parseHeaders()since its private and not globally exported (rightfully so).So do you have any idea how to test my fix properly?
Fixes #930