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lib: support overriding http\s.globalAgent #25170
lib: support overriding http\s.globalAgent #25170
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Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: nodejs#23281
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Will this require updates to the docs? |
Hey @Trott, I believe that the way it worked up until now was a bug, because one could expect reassigning to That's why I don't think a change to the docs is required - as far as I can see, they simply state that the Then again - if you deem it required, I'll be more than happy update my PR :) |
Resume Build CI: https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-pull-request/19764/ |
Resume Build CI again: https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-pull-request/19768/ ✔️ |
@nodejs/http |
Hey again :) I'm not quite sure about the process, but since it's approved, is there anything else for me to do? how do I know if it was merged? Thanks! |
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: #23281 PR-URL: #25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: #23281 PR-URL: #25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: nodejs#23281 PR-URL: nodejs#25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: nodejs#23281 PR-URL: nodejs#25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Notable Changes * compression / zlib: * Added brotli support (Anna Henningsen and Zach Vacura) nodejs#24938 * console: * Added `inspectOptions` option (Ruben Bridgewater) nodejs#24978 * crypto: * Always accept private keys as public keys (Tobias Nießen) nodejs#25217 * deps: * Upgrade npm to v6.5.0 (Jordan Harband) nodejs#25234 * fs: * Use internalBinding('fs') internally instead of process.binding('fs') (Masashi Hirano) nodejs#22478 * http(s): * Support overriding http\\s.globalAgent (Roy Sommer) nodejs#25170 * util: * Inspect ArrayBuffers contents closely (Ruben Bridgewater) nodejs#25006 * worker: * Expose workers by default and remove `--experimental-worker` flag (Anna Henningsen) nodejs#25361 PR-URL: nodejs#25537
Notable Changes * compression / zlib: * Added brotli support (Anna Henningsen and Zach Vacura) #24938 * console: * Added `inspectOptions` option (Ruben Bridgewater) #24978 * crypto: * Always accept private keys as public keys (Tobias Nießen) #25217 * deps: * Upgrade npm to v6.5.0 (Jordan Harband) #25234 * fs: * Use internalBinding('fs') internally instead of process.binding('fs') (Masashi Hirano) #22478 * http(s): * Support overriding http\\s.globalAgent (Roy Sommer) #25170 * util: * Inspect ArrayBuffers contents closely (Ruben Bridgewater) #25006 * worker: * Expose workers by default and remove `--experimental-worker` flag (Anna Henningsen) #25361 PR-URL: #25537
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: #23281 PR-URL: #25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: #23281 PR-URL: #25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Overriding `require('http[s]').globalAgent` is now respected by consequent requests. In order to achieve that, the following changes were made: 1. Implmentation in `http`: `module.exports.globalAgent` is now defined through `Object.defineProperty`. Its getter and setter return \ set `require('_http_agent').globalAgent`. 2. Implementation in `https`: the https `globalAgent` is not the same as `_http_agent`, and is defined in `https` module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply use `module.exports.globalAgent` to support mutation. 3. According tests were added for both `http` and `https`, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property. Fixes: #23281 PR-URL: #25170 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]>
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Under ECMAScript modules when you do "import * as https from 'https'" you get a new object with properties copied from https module exports. So if this is a regular data property, you will just override a copy, but if this would be a accessor property, we can still access the actual https.globalAgent. Refs: nodejs#25170, nodejs#9386
Overriding
require('http').globalAgent
andrequire('https').globalAgent
is now respected by consequent requests.In order to achieve that, the following changes were made:
http
:module.exports.globalAgent
is now defined throughObject.defineProperty
. Its getter and setter return \ setrequire('_http_agent').globalAgent
.https
: the httpsglobalAgent
is not the same as_http_agent
, and is defined inhttps
module itself. Therefore, the fix here was to simply usemodule.exports.globalAgent
to support mutation.test/parallel
: according tests were added for bothhttp
andhttps
, where in both we create a server, set the default agent to a newly created instance and make a request to that server. We then assert that the given instance was actually used by inspecting its sockets property.Fixes: #23281
On a side note, this is my first contribution to the project. Would appreciate feedback :)
Checklist
make -j4 test
(UNIX), orvcbuild test
(Windows) passes