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Raise a more obvious exception when form data is missing "boundary". #1349

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@toxadx toxadx commented Nov 29, 2021

The best strategy is to let KeyError raise when parsing request with missing boundary parameter, so end-user can process KeyError exception in their code.

Closes #1125
Related to #1303

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Raising a KeyError here isn't perfect, but I'd agree that it's better.
So yup, let's go with this. Thanks!

@tomchristie tomchristie merged commit a6d3d8f into encode:master Feb 3, 2022
@tomchristie tomchristie changed the title Raise KeyError at early stage for missing boundary Raise a more obvious exception when form data is missing "boundary". Feb 3, 2022
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Kludex commented Feb 3, 2022

We should probably catch that and raise something else from Starlette itself 🤔

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@Kludex - I'd be okay with that if someone's sufficiently motivated, yup.

(Rolled with this for now, since as @toxadx mentions, this is at least an improvement for now.)

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Insufficient input validation of content-type 'multipart/form-data'
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