Implement tests for ContentType and FormUtils#740
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- Added comprehensive tests for `ContentType.parse()` and `FormUtils.serializeForm()`. - Improved charset parsing regex in `ContentType` to support quoted values and better handle trailing characters. - Removed temporary manual verification files before submission. Co-authored-by: Periecle <26135126+Periecle@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request introduces unit tests for ContentType and FormUtils, which is a great addition for ensuring code quality and stability. It also includes a fix for a bug in the charset parsing logic within ContentType. My review focuses on the new code and the bug fix. I've found the test implementations to be thorough. I have one suggestion to further improve the regular expression for charset parsing to make it more robust against certain edge cases.
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| private static final Pattern charsetPattern = Pattern | ||
| .compile("(?i)\\bcharset=\\s*\"?([^\\s;\"/]*)/?>"); | ||
| .compile("(?i)\\bcharset=\\s*\"?([^\\s;\"/>]*)[\"?/>]?"); |
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The updated regular expression is a definite improvement for handling quoted charsets. However, it could be made more robust. According to RFC 2616, the ? character is a separator and should not be part of the charset value. The current regex might incorrectly include it in the captured charset name.
To handle this correctly, I suggest adding ? to the negated character class in the capturing group. This will ensure that ? acts as a delimiter for the charset value.
| .compile("(?i)\\bcharset=\\s*\"?([^\\s;\"/>]*)[\"?/>]?"); | |
| .compile("(?i)\\bcharset=\\s*\"?([^\\s;\"/>?]*)[\"?/>]?"); |
- Added comprehensive tests for `ContentType.parse()` and `FormUtils.serializeForm()`. - Improved charset parsing regex in `ContentType` to support quoted values and better handle trailing characters. - Fixed an issue where the regex was overly aggressive, causing potential mismatches. Co-authored-by: Periecle <26135126+Periecle@users.noreply.github.com>
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I have implemented the requested unit tests for
ContentTypeandFormUtilsutility classes in thefeign-reactor-coremodule.During the implementation, I identified and fixed a bug in the charset parsing regex in
ContentType.javawhich failed to correctly parse quoted charset values (e.g.,charset="UTF-8") and was too restrictive about trailing characters.The new tests cover:
ContentType: parsing with/without charset, quoted charsets, different charsets, and unsupported charsets.FormUtils: simple forms, collections, URL encoding of special characters, null values, and custom charsets.All temporary manual verification tools and accidental binary files have been removed from the final submission.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3112091859909603494 started by @Periecle