- Updated the wakeFromHTTP method to send a 100 Continue response to prevent client wait-header timeout.
- Implemented logic for non-HTML requests to wait for the container to become ready, returning an error message if it times out, or redirecting if successful.
- Adjusted the waitForReady method to return true upon receiving a ready notification.
- Updated the Hijack method in LazyResponseModifier and ResponseModifier to return a wrapped error for unsupported hijacking.
- Added a nil check in LazyResponseModifier's Unwrap method to ensure safe access to the underlying ResponseWriter.
- Removed unnecessary requestInternal struct and directly accessed the context field of http.Request.
- Simplified the initialization of ctxFieldOffset.
- Modified Config structs in various packages to replace string fields with strutils.Redacted to prevent logging sensitive information.
- Updated serialization methods to accommodate new data types.
- Adjusted API token handling in Proxmox configuration.
- Introduced origContentLength and bodyModified fields to track original content length and body modification status.
- Updated ContentLength and ContentLengthStr methods to return accurate content length based on body modification state.
- Adjusted Write and FlushRelease methods to ensure proper handling of Content-Length header.
- Modified middleware to use the new ContentLengthStr method.
- Added multiple test cases for the ExpandWildcard function to cover various scenarios including basic wildcards, no wildcards, empty labels, and YAML configurations.
- Improved handling of nested maps and invalid YAML inputs.
- Ensured that explicit labels and reference aliases are correctly processed and expanded.
- Moved health check constants from common package alongside type definition.
- Updated health check configuration to use struct directly instead of pointers.
- Introduced global default health check config
Refactor ServeHTTP to properly handle response body mutations by:
- Using ResponseModifier to capture response before modification
- Reading body content and allowing middleware to modify it
- Writing modified body back if changed during modification
- Ensuring proper order: RequestModifier before, ResponseModifier after next()
Previously, httputils.NewModifyResponseWriter did not correctly handle
body mutations. The new implementation captures the full response,
allows modification via modifyResponse, and properly writes back any
changes to the body.
Add BodyReader() and SetBody() methods to ResponseModifier to support
reading and replacing response body content.
