Fix allowed_warnings takes no effect for the yaml test in 75_update.yml #16764
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Description
In this PR, we have some yaml tests to verify that the update API can return deprecation warning header under some condition, but by accident, I found that the
allowed_warnings
command in the second test case in 75_update.yml takes no effect, change the warning message to a random string and even remove theallowed_warnings
, the test case still passes, after diving deep into this, I found the reason is that we only log the deprecation log and return the warning header once for every singleX-Opaque-Id
, both the first update request and second update request in the yaml test file have emptyX-Opaque-Id
header, so the second update request receives no warning header.This PR fixes this test bug by specifying different
X-Opaque-Id
header for the two update requests and changing theallowed_warning
command towarnings
which can verify that the API request really returns warning header.Related Issues
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