If I'm not mistaken it looks like there is a bug in the be_served_from_origin matcher. If an origin was something.com, this matcher would pass for thing.com etc...
I ended up removing the alias methods and separating each out. Also the check at the end of the matcher was redundant so I've removed that too. The x-cache-key that I am using in the tests is "real" (with sites and numbers changed). I am assuming the format is consistent (but I might be wrong).
I've also added a Rakefile (It gives you similar functionality to what is in rebuild_and_install.sh). You might find this useful - I generally prefer performing tasks on a project via rake.
beegibson
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9 years ago
Hi
If I'm not mistaken it looks like there is a bug in the
be_served_from_originmatcher. If an origin wassomething.com, this matcher would pass forthing.cometc...I ended up removing the alias methods and separating each out. Also the check at the end of the matcher was redundant so I've removed that too. The
x-cache-keythat I am using in the tests is "real" (with sites and numbers changed). I am assuming the format is consistent (but I might be wrong).I've also added a Rakefile (It gives you similar functionality to what is in
rebuild_and_install.sh). You might find this useful - I generally prefer performing tasks on a project via rake.Thanks! Ryan