fix: Remove the default connection close header (v2 branch) - #1765
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Instead, we rely on the underlying http implementation in Node.js to handle this, as per the documentation at https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#new-agentoptions This fixes node-fetch#1735 and likely replaces node-fetch#1473 The original change introducing this provided no clear motivation for the override, and the implementation has since been changed to disable this header when an agent is provided, so I think there is sufficient evidence that removing this is the correct behaviour. node-fetch@af21ae6 node-fetch@7f68577 This commit is backported to the v2 branch from node-fetch#1736 against v3.
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This has broken some tests we did with https://github.com/nock/nock 's NockBack feature where we expected the "connection: close" header to be sent. We've updated the tests and everything is fine. |
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This backports #1736 fixing #1735 to the 2.x branch. Reasoning for why this is important is in this comment.
I believe this change is low-risk for applying against 2.x, for a few reasons:
Instead, we rely on the underlying http implementation in Node.js to handle this, as per the documentation at
https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#new-agentoptions
This fixes #1735 and likely replaces #1473
The original change introducing this provided no clear motivation for the override, and the implementation has since been changed to disable this header when an agent is provided, so I think there is sufficient evidence that removing this is the correct behaviour. af21ae6 7f68577
This commit is backported to the v2 branch from #1736 against v3.