Prevent #on_headers_complete callback from being called 2 times when parsing chunked requests#3
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HoneyryderChuck wants to merge 2 commits intohttp-parser:masterhttp-parser/http-parser.java:masterfrom
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Prevent #on_headers_complete callback from being called 2 times when parsing chunked requests#3HoneyryderChuck wants to merge 2 commits intohttp-parser:masterhttp-parser/http-parser.java:masterfrom
HoneyryderChuck wants to merge 2 commits intohttp-parser:masterhttp-parser/http-parser.java:masterfrom
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…chunk (this is triggering on headers callback two times)
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Coming back from here and here.
Currently. the
#on_headers_completecallback is being fired 2 times when a request with chunked body is parsed. An example that demonstrates the issue can be found here.I've built against my fix locally and tested my ruby script, and it fixes the issue. I didn't add a java test, as the README doesn't tell me how can I setup the environment and run my tests, which is information I'd need before start doing something.