Fixed bug in serving static directory #803
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Please use unused_port fixture here.
See https://github.com/KeepSafe/aiohttp/blob/90f16168fd8510fe930994c4b4170a18cd8f2568/tests/test_run_app.py#L35-L36 for inspiration.
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Thanks! I'll merge after you'll fix two mentioned tiny comments. |
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I added the required modifications. Thank you for teaching me about flake8 :) |
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Do you really need the function? What the purpose of timeout parameter -- looks like you don't use it.
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It is used for making sure the test doesn't run too long. Do you have other mechanism to do this in the code base? If not, maybe we can add it in a more global location, to be used with other tests. The ASYNC_TEST_TIMEOUT is the default timeout.
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Got it.
Right now aiohttp test suite has no such feature. I didn't feel the need for it.
Let's add the feature later to hooks that provide @pytest.mark.run_loop functionality.
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I fixed the test case. It now uses mark.run_loop and create_app_and_client, so it is much shorter. |
Fixed bug in serving static directory
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When using app.add_static(...) to serve a directory, if the root of the directory is requested, the connection between the server and client is crashed.
This happens because the server tries to read a directory using open with 'rb' and fails.
The fix first makes sure that the requested resource is a file. If it is not a file, it returns a 404 error. I think this is the correct behaviour, feel free to change it if you think it should be something else.
I also include a relevant test case, to avoid regressions with this problem.