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From golang-nuts, a test was failing in Go 1.6 against httptest.Server because of a unit test line:
{"http://Doppel.Gänger/foo_Bar-Foo", []byte(`T€st Cont€nt 123`), false},
I suspect the http client is sending the "ä" as literal UTF-8 bytes in the Host header, not as punycode or whatever.
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@bradfitz which file/lines should this test be added to reproduce it? Or even the link, please?
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We've lived a long time without this. We don't need to rush it into Go 1.6. Let's figure it out for Go 1.7. It's a huge topic.
Didn't happen for 1.7.
Brad, is this NeedsFix or NeedsDecision? Still for Go 1.8?
I did IDNA/Punycode already for Go 1.8. This was fixed by https://golang.org/cl/29072 (git rev b7e5303)
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From golang-nuts, a test was failing in Go 1.6 against httptest.Server because of a unit test line:
I suspect the http client is sending the "ä" as literal UTF-8 bytes in the Host header, not as punycode or whatever.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: