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fix: reject multiple values for singleton response headers - #2012
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Reviewer's GuideThe response header setter now consistently rejects array values for the singleton Content-Type and Content-Length headers, using shared case-insensitive validation for both call forms, with regression tests covering the behavior. Flow diagram for singleton response header validationflowchart TD
A["ctx.set(field, value) or ctx.set(headers)"] --> B{Single header or map?}
B -->|Single| C["assertSingleHeaderValue(field, value)"]
B -->|Map| D["assertSingleHeaderValue(header, field[header])"]
C --> E{"Content-Type or Content-Length with array value?"}
D --> E
E -->|Yes| F["Reject with assertion"]
E -->|No| G["res.setHeader(header, value)"]
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## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location path="lib/response.js" line_range="552-553" />
<code_context>
+ assertSingleHeaderValue(field, val)
this.res.setHeader(field, val)
} else {
+ Object.keys(field).forEach(header => assertSingleHeaderValue(header, field[header]))
Object.keys(field).forEach(header => this.res.setHeader(header, field[header]))
}
},
</code_context>
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**issue (bug_risk):** The object form reads each header value twice: once during validation and again during assignment. A getter or Proxy that returns a scalar on the first read and an array on the second read bypasses the singleton-header check and assigns multiple values; the reverse order rejects a value that would have been assigned as a scalar.
**Triggers:** When `ctx.set(headers)` receives an object with a getter or Proxy-backed header value that changes between reads.
**Suggested fix:** Capture each header value once, then validate and assign the captured header/value pairs.
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__tests__/response/set.test.js (1)
45-56: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover object-form
Content-Lengthrejection.The new singleton-header contract applies to both
ctx.set(name, value)andctx.set(object). The test covers direct-formContent-Lengthand object-formContent-Type, but not object-formContent-Length. A regression in that specific path could pass the suite.Suggested fix
assert.throws(() => { ctx.set('Content-Length', ['1', '2']) }, /Assign multiple Content-Length/) + assert.throws(() => { + ctx.set({ 'Content-Length': ['1', '2'] }) + }, /Assign multiple Content-Length/) + assert.throws(() => { ctx.set({ 'Content-Type': ['text/plain', 'application/json'] }) }, /Assign multiple Content-Type/)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @__tests__/response/set.test.js:
- Around line 45-56: Add an object-form Content-Length assertion to the “should
not assign multiple values to singleton headers” test, verifying that ctx.set
rejects an array of multiple values with the existing Assign multiple
Content-Length error.
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__tests__/response/set.test.js (1)
50-77: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd case variants to the singleton-header tests.
assertSingleHeaderValuelowercases the field name, but the tests use onlyContent-LengthandContent-Type. Add lowercase and mixed-case inputs in the string and object forms. An exact-case guard using canonical names could pass the current assertions while allowing those arrays through tores.setHeader.Suggested fix
assert.throws(() => { ctx.set('Content-Length', ['1', '2']) }, /Assign multiple Content-Length/) + assert.throws(() => { + ctx.set('content-length', ['1', '2']) + }, /Assign multiple content-length/) + assert.throws(() => { ctx.set({ 'Content-Length': ['1', '2'] }) }, /Assign multiple Content-Length/) assert.throws(() => { ctx.set({ 'Content-Type': ['text/plain', 'application/json'] }) }, /Assign multiple Content-Type/) + + assert.throws(() => { + ctx.set({ 'cOnTeNt-TyPe': ['text/plain', 'application/json'] }) + }, /Assign multiple cOnTeNt-TyPe/)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @__tests__/response/set.test.js:
- Around line 50-77: Expand the singleton-header tests around `ctx.set` to cover
lowercase and mixed-case field names in both string and object forms, including
`Content-Length` and `Content-Type`. Assert that array values still throw the
multiple-value error for each casing.
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I think checking for more than one array item is an okay update to make. Thanks for your PR!
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Great work, @shuaiyafei! 🥇
I made some nit updates to get this PR ready to merge. Updates were only b/c I felt it was my comments that led to some confusion, and I didn't want to give you another round of nits.
Thank you for this!
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ctx.set(name, value)andctx.set(headers)Test plan
npm testnpm run lintgit diff --checkRelated to #1973
Summary by Sourcery
Enforce single-value response headers consistently while retaining valid multi-valued header support.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Content-TypeorContent-Lengthnow throws an error, whether headers are set individually or together. Error messages preserve the supplied header-name casing.Content-TypeandContent-Lengthvalues.