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Add HEAD to CORS ALL_METHODS list #1112
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The HEAD method is conspicuously absent from the allowed methods list when `allow_methods="*"` is used. This doesn't really affect CORS preflight requests, as HEAD requests aren't preflighted by the browser, but it does prevent the actual cross-origin HEAD response from being read by the calling app. [This can catch people off-guard.](https://discuss.encode.io/t/for-cors-middleware-why-is-head-not-included-in-all-methods/939) This simply adds HEAD to the `ALL_METHODS` list in the CORS middleware module and includes some additional tests to validate the new behavior.
It does seem to be specified in the spec. https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/ Do you know of any reason it might have been missing? |
Nope, I just discovered it when I found that the |
… check Co-authored-by: euri10 <euri10@users.noreply.github.com>
Hmm, this one's failing in the same way as #1111 with I think errors in the database code. |
@euri10 I forgot about this one. Looks like tests are passing now. |
The HEAD method is conspicuously absent from the allowed methods list when
allow_methods="*"
isused. This doesn't really affect CORS preflight requests, as HEAD requests aren't preflighted by the
browser, but it does prevent the actual cross-origin HEAD response from being read by the calling
app.
This can catch people off-guard.
This simply adds HEAD to the
ALL_METHODS
list in the CORS middleware module and includes someadditional tests to validate the new behavior.