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Bumps webmock from 3.26.4 to 3.32.0.

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3.32.0

• Make a Net::HTTP object created while WebMock was enabled behave like any other Net::HTTP object after WebMock.disable! (#1067)

  Such an object, like a connection cached by net-http-persistent or by Capybara with Selenium, used to raise ArgumentError on start or a stubbed request, and WebMock::NetConnectNotAllowedError on any other request, after WebMock was disabled. It now sends real requests until WebMock is enabled again.

  Thanks to Mike Taylor and James Rodovich

• Connect again when a request is retried on a Net::HTTP object that WebMock started without connecting and whose first real connection failed

  Such a retry used to raise NoMethodError (undefined method closed? for nil). It now tries to connect again, and raises the connection error if that fails too.

• Drop the Transfer-Encoding header from stubbed async-http responses, as WebMock already does with Content-Length (#1044)

  A stub with a Transfer-Encoding header, such as chunked, used to fail with "Message contains both transfer encoding and content length". async-http sets both headers itself from the body, and its responses from real servers don't include them either.

  Thanks to Tim Mertens

• Record requests made with curb's http_patch as PATCH requests with their body (#1112)

  curb has http_patch since 1.0.8. WebMock recorded such a request as a GET, or as a POST after post_body=, so a PATCH stub never matched it.

  Thanks to Andy Williams

• Record a curb request sent without a body as having none, even after an earlier http_post or http_patch call with a body on the same Curl::Easy object

  For example, after c.http_post("a=1"), c.reset and c.http(:POST), the second request was recorded with the body a=1, so a stub for that body matched it.

3.31.0

• Return the contents of a File or Pathname body given to to_return_json, or returned by its body lambda, instead of encoding the object as a JSON string (#1119)

  The file is read and closed as it is for to_return: when the stub is declared, or on each request when it comes from a lambda.

  Thanks to Alex

• Match HTTP methods given as a string or in upper case, as in stub_request("get", ...), a_request("GET", ...) or assert_requested("post", ...) (#821)

  Before, such a method never matched, so the stub never applied and negative expectations like assert_not_requested("get", ...) always passed. A test that passed only because of this can now fail.

  The method of a request is now always a lower case Symbol too. A request made with an upper case method, as Typhoeus does with method: :POST, now matches a :post stub, and callbacks and with blocks see :post.

  Thanks to Euisan Kim

3.30.0

• Allow narrowing an RSpec expectation on a stub with with, as in expect(stub).to have_been_requested.once.with(body: "abc") (#1128)

  The expectation counts only the requests that match both the stub and the conditions given to with. The stub itself does not change.

  Thanks to Sébastien S.

• Show the JSON body hint for expectations narrowed with with too, and no longer show it when a block is given to the stub or expectation, since checking would mean calling the block

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3.32.0

• Make a Net::HTTP object created while WebMock was enabled behave like any other Net::HTTP object after WebMock.disable! (#1067)

  Such an object, like a connection cached by net-http-persistent or by Capybara with Selenium, used to raise ArgumentError on start or a stubbed request, and WebMock::NetConnectNotAllowedError on any other request, after WebMock was disabled. It now sends real requests until WebMock is enabled again.

  Thanks to Mike Taylor and James Rodovich

• Connect again when a request is retried on a Net::HTTP object that WebMock started without connecting and whose first real connection failed

  Such a retry used to raise NoMethodError (undefined method closed? for nil). It now tries to connect again, and raises the connection error if that fails too.

• Drop the Transfer-Encoding header from stubbed async-http responses, as WebMock already does with Content-Length (#1044)

  A stub with a Transfer-Encoding header, such as chunked, used to fail with "Message contains both transfer encoding and content length". async-http sets both headers itself from the body, and its responses from real servers don't include them either.

  Thanks to Tim Mertens

• Record requests made with curb's http_patch as PATCH requests with their body (#1112)

  curb has http_patch since 1.0.8. WebMock recorded such a request as a GET, or as a POST after post_body=, so a PATCH stub never matched it.

  Thanks to Andy Williams

• Record a curb request sent without a body as having none, even after an earlier http_post or http_patch call with a body on the same Curl::Easy object

  For example, after c.http_post("a=1"), c.reset and c.http(:POST), the second request was recorded with the body a=1, so a stub for that body matched it.

3.31.0

• Return the contents of a File or Pathname body given to to_return_json, or returned by its body lambda, instead of encoding the object as a JSON string (#1119)

  The file is read and closed as it is for to_return: when the stub is declared, or on each request when it comes from a lambda.

  Thanks to Alex

• Match HTTP methods given as a string or in upper case, as in stub_request("get", ...), a_request("GET", ...) or assert_requested("post", ...) (#821)

  Before, such a method never matched, so the stub never applied and negative expectations like assert_not_requested("get", ...) always passed. A test that passed only because of this can now fail.

  The method of a request is now always a lower case Symbol too. A request made with an upper case method, as Typhoeus does with method: :POST, now matches a :post stub, and callbacks and with blocks see :post.

  Thanks to Euisan Kim

3.30.0

• Allow narrowing an RSpec expectation on a stub with with, as in expect(stub).to have_been_requested.once.with(body: "abc") (#1128)

  The expectation counts only the requests that match both the stub and the conditions given to with. The stub itself does not change.

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Commits

• d72b73b Version 3.32.0
• 8724c9f Clear the curb request body after each perform
• 8115e09 Tidy the curb body check and the async-http chunked spec
• 8a251bf Override curb's http_patch only where curb has it
• 6cb5caa Merge pull request #1112 from sobakasu/feature/curb-http-patch
• f556b9a Drop every Transfer-Encoding header from async-http stubs
• 03c53c2 Merge pull request #1044 from tmertens/async_http_client_adapter_fix_chunking
• 918003e Check that start connects for real after WebMock is disabled
• b7b334b Close a real Net::HTTP connection when a stub answers instead
• 70eadef Connect again when a request follows a failed real connection
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