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"HTTPS" Boolean Header Value in Browserkit/Client #32292
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Would you mind sending a PR to fix it? Branch 3.4 I suppose. |
Alternatively, this could be reported as a BC break on Guzzle's side, and fixed as a bug there. |
For reference: guzzle/psr7#282 |
I think this was a bug fix surely, in that it just wasn't enforcing it before and it was meant to? |
For the record: this is not a BC break in terms of following PSR-7 and enforcing types documented by it. That being said, we are going to revert the change in the 1.x release branch and reapply it in 2.x, so fixing it in Symfony would probably also make sense. |
1.6.1 has been tagged with the reverted change. |
Affected file:
Symfony\Component\BrowserKit\Client
Description
guzzle/psr7 1.6 has been released which does no longer support any header values except numeric or string:
https://github.com/guzzle/psr7/blob/dc784032a3f6f4e7a4b882e272b771f6fe4c37cf/src/MessageTrait.php#L189
From now on, the request object will throw an exception because of this line:
symfony/src/Symfony/Component/BrowserKit/AbstractBrowser.php
Line 385 in 38b9b95
Error:
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