What's Changed

• test: also test with go v1.25 and use golangci-lint v2.4.0 by @maxatome in #164
• Avoid data race when closing body by @DavyJohnes in #165

New Contributors

• @DavyJohnes made his first contribution in #165

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1

What's Changed

• style: // nolint: → //nolint: by @maxatome in #152
• feat: add NewJsonResponseOrPanic function to simplify calls with ResponderFromMultipleResponses by @kilianpaquier in #151
• Update transport.go by @battlecook in #155
• Replaced defer statements with t.Cleanup in docs by @alvii147 in #157
• Make http.Response.Status respect RFC 2616, like in Go stdlib. by @constantoine in #159
• docs: update resty example by @tymcgee in #160
• feat: enhance Activate and add DeactivateNonDefault functions by @maxatome in #161
• test: use golangci-lint v2.0.2 & go1.24 by @maxatome in #163
• docs: README typo by @maxatome
• docs: clarify ConnectionFailure doc by @maxatome

New Contributors

• @kilianpaquier made their first contribution in #151
• @battlecook made their first contribution in #155
• @alvii147 made their first contribution in #157
• @constantoine made their first contribution in #159
• @tymcgee made their first contribution in #160

Full Changelog: v1.3.1...v1.4.0

Fix:

• BodyContainsBytes & BodyContainsString used with And/Or by @maxatome in #146 thanks to @Moon1706 for the report → #145.

New features:

• new matcher feature, allowing to create a Responder based on net/http.Request content (header or body for example), so not only on method and URL as before. See the following new registering functions & methods:
  • RegisterMatcherResponder & MockTransport.RegisterMatcherResponder,
  • RegisterRegexpMatcherResponder & MockTransport.RegisterRegexpMatcherResponder,
  • RegisterMatcherResponderWithQuery & MockTransport.RegisterMatcherResponderWithQuery;
• add following Responder methods, allowing to easily add some headers to the returned net/http.Response without the need to craft a Responder by hand:
  • SetContentLength,
  • HeaderAdd,
  • HeaderSet.

Miscellaneous:

• documentation now uses new go1.19 doc features;
• go minimal version required is now 1.13;
• CI tests using go1.20 & golangci-lint v1.51.0.

New features:

• NewNotFoundResponder helps to detect a possible path mistake (final / or double / cases);
• add (*MockTransport).Responders method allowing to list registered responders.

Fixes:

• url.RawPath is used instead of url.Path when checking path alone for consistency with full URL check, which is always unescaped.
  Let 2 registered responders:

  1. GET http://z.tld/foo%2fbar
  2. GET /foo%2fbar

  Before this release:

  • GET http://z.tld/foo%2fbar is caught by 1
  • GET http://unknown.tld/foo%2fbar is not caught as the tested path is /foo/bar instead of /foo%2fbar

  From this release:

  • GET http://z.tld/foo%2fbar is caught by 1
  • GET http://unknown.tld/foo%2fbar is caught by 2

• save of old clients transports is now protected from concurrent writes (@roboslone).

Miscellaneous:

• now use go-testdeep to simplify tests (saves >500 test lines);
• go minimal version required is now 1.9;
• CI tests using go1.18 & golangci-lint v1.45.0;
• signatures (and so documentation) now use any type instead of interface{}, as appeared in go 1.18 (in a compatible manner with go<1.18).

Enjoy!

New features:

• tell the user about possible mistakes concerning the mocked HTTP method;
• by default, registering a Responder for a lower-cased method among CONNECT, DELETE, GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, POST, PUT and TRACE, produces a panic as it is probably a mistake. This behavior can be disabled by setting new MockTransport.DontCheckMethod field to true prior to the Register*Responder*() call;
• registering a nil Responder now unregisters it and zeroes its statistics;
• add Responder methods:
  • Delay(time.Duration) to delay a response,
  • Then(Responder) to chain responders.

Fix:

• net/http and httpmock issued Response.Body are now consistent. Now, the httpmock one can only be read once: if some code wrongly depends on NewStringResponse() & NewBytesResponse() response body be read ad infinitum, it should be changed to either recall NewStringResponse() & NewBytesResponse() before reading again the response body, or use NewStringResponder() & NewBytesResponder().

Doc:

• document that (re-)registering a Responder zeroes its statistics.

Enjoy!