Not sure why it was copying request headers to the response so I took that out altogether. Response headers should be determined by the server and not parroted from the client. For example, Accept-Encoding and Content-Encoding should be set by the server and not the client as it was before. With removal of the blind copy of request headers, I added explicit setting of Content-Encoding for the gzip ifdef case and added a test to verify it was set.
bsergean
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10 months ago
Not sure why it was copying request headers to the response so I took that out altogether. Response headers should be determined by the server and not parroted from the client. For example, Accept-Encoding and Content-Encoding should be set by the server and not the client as it was before. With removal of the blind copy of request headers, I added explicit setting of Content-Encoding for the gzip ifdef case and added a test to verify it was set.