Previously, we ignored all indicators of the body (content-length or transfer-encoding headers) and treated any information following the headers as part of the upgraded stream. We now fully process the requests bodies separately instead, allowing us to automatically handle correct parsing of the body like any other HTTP request. This is a breaking change if you are currently accepting HTTP Upgrade requests with request bodies successfully, or if you use socket-specific fields & methods on the upgraded stream argument. In the former case, before now you will have received the request body and then the upgraded data on the same stream without any distinction or HTTP parsing applied. Now, you will need to separately read the request body from the request (the 1st argument) and the upgraded data from the upgrade stream (the 2nd argument). If you're not interested in request bodies, you can continue to just read from the upgrade stream directly. In the latter case, if you want to access the raw socket, you should do so via request.socket, instead of expecting the 2nd argument to be a socket. PR-URL: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/60016 Reviewed-By: Matteo Collina <matteo.collina@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Colin Ihrig <cjihrig@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Luigi Pinca <luigipinca@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Ethan Arrowood <ethan@arrowood.dev> Reviewed-By: Rafael Gonzaga <rafael.nunu@hotmail.com>
Node.js Core Tests
This directory contains code and data used to test the Node.js implementation.
For a detailed guide on how to write tests in this directory, see the guide on writing tests.
On how to run tests in this directory, see the contributing guide.
For the tests to run on Windows, be sure to clone Node.js source code with the
autocrlf git config flag set to true.
Test Directories
| Directory | Runs on CI | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
abort |
Yes | Tests that use --abort-on-uncaught-exception and other cases where we want to avoid generating a core file. |
addons |
Yes | Tests for addon functionality along with some tests that require an addon. |
async-hooks |
Yes | Tests for async_hooks functionality. |
benchmark |
Yes | Test minimal functionality of benchmarks. |
cctest |
Yes | C++ tests that are run as part of the build process. |
code-cache |
No | Tests for a Node.js binary compiled with V8 code cache. |
common |
N/A | Common modules shared among many tests.1 |
doctool |
Yes | Tests for the documentation generator. |
es-module |
Yes | Test ESM module loading. |
fixtures |
N/A | Test fixtures used in various tests throughout the test suite. |
internet |
No | Tests that make real outbound network connections.2 |
js-native-api |
Yes | Tests for Node.js-agnostic Node-API functionality. |
known_issues |
Yes | Tests reproducing known issues within the system.3 |
message |
Yes | Tests for messages that are output for various conditions |
node-api |
Yes | Tests for Node.js-specific Node-API functionality. |
parallel |
Yes | Various tests that are able to be run in parallel. |
pseudo-tty |
Yes | Tests that require stdin/stdout/stderr to be a TTY. |
pummel |
No | Various tests for various modules / system functionality operating under load. |
sequential |
Yes | Various tests that must not run in parallel. |
testpy |
N/A | Test configuration utility used by various test suites. |
tick-processor |
No | Tests for the V8 tick processor integration.4 |
v8-updates |
No | Tests for V8 performance integration. |
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Tests for networking related modules may also be present in other directories, but those tests do not make outbound connections. ↩︎
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All tests inside of this directory are expected to fail. If a test doesn't fail on certain platforms, those should be skipped via
known_issues.status. ↩︎ -
The tests are for the logic in
lib/internal/v8_prof_processor.jsandlib/internal/v8_prof_polyfill.js. The tests confirm that the profile processor packages the correct set of scripts from V8 and introduces the correct platform specific logic. ↩︎