Adds a unit test demonstrating that SpdyHeaderBlock can store header names containing uppercase characters.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 282577211
Change-Id: I090e6483aa634837bda8501833a0361a20085afb
diff --git a/spdy/core/spdy_header_block_test.cc b/spdy/core/spdy_header_block_test.cc
index c34b718..56facb4 100644
--- a/spdy/core/spdy_header_block_test.cc
+++ b/spdy/core/spdy_header_block_test.cc
@@ -177,6 +177,21 @@
EXPECT_EQ("singleton", block["h4"]);
}
+// This test demonstrates that the SpdyHeaderBlock data structure does not place
+// any limitations on the characters present in the header names.
+TEST(SpdyHeaderBlockTest, UpperCaseNames) {
+ SpdyHeaderBlock block;
+ block["Foo"] = "foo";
+ block.AppendValueOrAddHeader("Foo", "bar");
+ EXPECT_EQ(block.end(), block.find("foo"));
+ EXPECT_EQ(Pair("Foo", std::string("foo\0bar", 7)), *block.find("Foo"));
+
+ // The map is case sensitive, so both "Foo" and "foo" can be present.
+ block.AppendValueOrAddHeader("foo", "baz");
+ EXPECT_THAT(block, ElementsAre(Pair("Foo", std::string("foo\0bar", 7)),
+ Pair("foo", "baz")));
+}
+
TEST(JoinTest, JoinEmpty) {
std::vector<SpdyStringPiece> empty;
SpdyStringPiece separator = ", ";
