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http2: stricter settings validation #26811
http2: stricter settings validation #26811
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The function did not only validate the input so far but it also made a copy of the input object and returned that copy to the callee function. That copy was not necessary for all call sites and it was not obvious that the function did not only validate the input but that it also returned a copy of it. This makes sure the function does nothing more than validation and copying is happening in the callee function when required.
The settings input was not marked as optional in our documentation but we did not throw an error in those cases. The API does not seem to be useful without the correct input, so I went for throwing an error in such cases instead of updating the documentation.
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Allowing settings
to be undefined was intentional. Calling http2.getPackedSettings()
with an undefined argument and getting back an empty buffer is perfectly legitimate as it would imply that the defaults would be used, or that no actual change to the settings is being made.
@jasnell I am not sure I can follow. The return value will be empty in such case and it is just a |
I'm not saying the function cannot be improved, I'm saying that throwing an error if the input is undefined is wrong. It should be perfectly fine is pass in |
@jasnell since I am on this anyway: what would be the ideal behavior instead? The current behavior does not seem to benefit anyone, so I could just go ahead and implement what you think should be done instead. |
As I said, it should be perfectly fine to pass in settings as |
That is currently possible, it's just a no-op right now. Should something specific be returned instead of an empty string? |
It should match the current behavior.... Returning an empty Buffer
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That is currently possible, it's just a no-op right now. Should something
specific be returned instead of an empty string?
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The settings are currently not required and the callback was not documented so far. Refs: nodejs#26811
Closing in favor of #26894 |
The settings are currently not required and the callback was not documented so far. Refs: nodejs#26811 PR-URL: nodejs#26894 Refs: nodejs#26811 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Luigi Pinca <[email protected]>
The settings are currently not required and the callback was not documented so far. Refs: nodejs#26811 PR-URL: nodejs#26894 Refs: nodejs#26811 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Luigi Pinca <[email protected]>
The settings are currently not required and the callback was not documented so far. Refs: #26811 PR-URL: #26894 Refs: #26811 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Luigi Pinca <[email protected]>
The settings are currently not required and the callback was not documented so far. Refs: #26811 PR-URL: #26894 Refs: #26811 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Luigi Pinca <[email protected]>
This relies upon #26809 and should not yet be merged. I just wanted to open the PR to get it out early.Update: It is actually not important in what order these PRs land. I'll update what ever comes first.
// cc @nodejs/http2
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make -j4 test
(UNIX), orvcbuild test
(Windows) passes