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client: add default user agent #140

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As suggested in discord, I think.


mod decode;
mod encode;

pub use decode::decode;
pub use encode::Encoder;

lazy_static! {
static ref DEFAULT_USER_AGENT: String = format!("http-rs-h1/{}", env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION"));
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Unsure what to call it, async-h1 seems wrong when used by e.g. surf, but also maybe surf should override it anyways. Unsure.

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+1 for surf overriding or appending. why not async-h1, though, since that's the name of the crate? Then it could be something like surf/2.0.0 (async-h1/6.0.0)

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Note: the tests for this are brittle. The order of added header is non-deterministic (HashMap iterator).

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jbr commented Oct 4, 2020

Seems reasonable to sort headers by either addition order or alphabetically

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The problem is we are comparing to raw output files and unless headers are always going to be sorted there isn't a way to do that just for test output without re-writing the tests.

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