std.http.Client: discard response body when reusing connection

When an error response was encountered, such as 404 not found, the body
wasn't discarded, leading to the string "404 not found" being
incorrectly interpreted as the next request's response.

closes #24732
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Andrew Kelley 2025-08-18 17:22:56 -07:00
parent b734d03340
commit 89c9282d34

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@ -787,6 +787,13 @@ pub const Request = struct {
/// Standard headers that have default, but overridable, behavior. /// Standard headers that have default, but overridable, behavior.
headers: Headers, headers: Headers,
/// Populated in `receiveHead`; used in `deinit` to determine whether to
/// discard the body to reuse the connection.
response_content_length: ?u64 = null,
/// Populated in `receiveHead`; used in `deinit` to determine whether to
/// discard the body to reuse the connection.
response_transfer_encoding: http.TransferEncoding = .none,
/// These headers are kept including when following a redirect to a /// These headers are kept including when following a redirect to a
/// different domain. /// different domain.
/// Externally-owned; must outlive the Request. /// Externally-owned; must outlive the Request.
@ -860,7 +867,15 @@ pub const Request = struct {
if (r.connection) |connection| { if (r.connection) |connection| {
connection.closing = connection.closing or switch (r.reader.state) { connection.closing = connection.closing or switch (r.reader.state) {
.ready => false, .ready => false,
.received_head => r.method.requestHasBody(), .received_head => c: {
if (r.method.requestHasBody()) break :c true;
if (!r.method.responseHasBody()) break :c false;
const reader = r.reader.bodyReader(&.{}, r.response_transfer_encoding, r.response_content_length);
_ = reader.discardRemaining() catch |err| switch (err) {
error.ReadFailed => break :c true,
};
break :c r.reader.state != .ready;
},
else => true, else => true,
}; };
r.client.connection_pool.release(connection); r.client.connection_pool.release(connection);
@ -1102,6 +1117,8 @@ pub const Request = struct {
if (head.status == .@"continue") { if (head.status == .@"continue") {
if (r.handle_continue) continue; if (r.handle_continue) continue;
r.response_transfer_encoding = head.transfer_encoding;
r.response_content_length = head.content_length;
return response; // we're not handling the 100-continue return response; // we're not handling the 100-continue
} }
@ -1113,6 +1130,8 @@ pub const Request = struct {
if (r.method == .CONNECT and head.status.class() == .success) { if (r.method == .CONNECT and head.status.class() == .success) {
// This connection is no longer doing HTTP. // This connection is no longer doing HTTP.
connection.closing = false; connection.closing = false;
r.response_transfer_encoding = head.transfer_encoding;
r.response_content_length = head.content_length;
return response; return response;
} }
@ -1126,6 +1145,8 @@ pub const Request = struct {
if (r.method == .HEAD or head.status.class() == .informational or if (r.method == .HEAD or head.status.class() == .informational or
head.status == .no_content or head.status == .not_modified) head.status == .no_content or head.status == .not_modified)
{ {
r.response_transfer_encoding = head.transfer_encoding;
r.response_content_length = head.content_length;
return response; return response;
} }
@ -1146,6 +1167,8 @@ pub const Request = struct {
if (!r.accept_encoding[@intFromEnum(head.content_encoding)]) if (!r.accept_encoding[@intFromEnum(head.content_encoding)])
return error.HttpContentEncodingUnsupported; return error.HttpContentEncodingUnsupported;
r.response_transfer_encoding = head.transfer_encoding;
r.response_content_length = head.content_length;
return response; return response;
} }
} }