Changed header pattern #186
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The regex currently includes a colon in the middle to address standard headers like the example you gave: ([^:\s]+)\s*:\s*([^:\s]+) |
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Yes, and that is fine. The issue is the second group. Please see the following link, with the original regex and the body given in the example : regexr.com/5crbl. There you'll notice, that only the first word is recognized. What this PR does, is to capture the second group fully, by only terminating on a newline, instead of a colon. |
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Ahh I understand. 👍 |
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The PR now only includes the header change |
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Can someone merge this and release a new version please? |
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@NaikSoftware this issue is still present. Would you be so kind to review and merge this branch? |
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According to the STOMP protocol specification 1.2; each header should be terminated with an EOL. Currently, the regex for headers stops if it sees a
:. This pull request fixes the regex.An example of a message that the current implementation can't handle is shown below: