Enable override default headers from CLI #205
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hyper/cli.py
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| headers[i.key] = i.value | ||
| # :key:value case | ||
| if i.key == '': | ||
| k, v = i.value.split(':') |
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While I don't think it's likely we could get a header with a colon in it (the only possible one is :path, which might be able to have a colon in it), we should defend against that anyway. Let's swap this to i.value.split(':', 1).
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Fantastic, everything is green! I have a few minor style notes that I'd like you to change, if possible, but when that's done I think this will be ready to merge. |
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I changed this block as you suggested. |
hyper/cli.py
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| else: | ||
| # when overriding a HTTP/2 special header there will be a leading | ||
| # colon, which tricks the command line parser into thinking | ||
| # the header is empty |
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Mind indenting this one more level?
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Sorry, I wasn't quite clear enough on the indentation. Fix that up and we're all good! =) |
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Magnificent, thank you so much @pkrolikowski! ✨ 🍰 ✨ |
Enable override default headers from CLI
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I am glad I could help :) So what do you think, what could I do next ? |
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@Lukasa I had a problem with push to rebased branch, so I decided to make a new request.