fix(http-support): return null for missing native response headers#3879
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fix(http-support): return null for missing native response headers#3879YianZhao wants to merge 2 commits intoeclipse-sw360:mainfrom
YianZhao wants to merge 2 commits intoeclipse-sw360:mainfrom
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Signed-off-by: Alex <[email protected]>
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Closes: #3876
Description
The native HTTP response implementation does not follow the
Responseinterface contract for missing headers.Response.header(String name)documents that the method should returnnullif the requested header is not present. However,NewResponseImpl.header(String name)currently returns an empty string ("") instead.This PR fixes the implementation to return
nullfor missing headers.Result
The native implementation now matches the documented interface contract.