move S3 ASF virtual host proxy and refactor #7001
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thrau
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@thrau thanks for the review 🙏 Are those CI failures "okay"? |
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yes i think the ones at the time were ok. i've since rebased the PR on your changes from #6987, hopefully nothing broke! |
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Thanks a lot for the rebase! |
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This PR moves the S3 ASF virtual host proxy (rewriting virtual host addressed bucket requests to path addressed ones).
It also refactors a bit, adding the handler inside a class, allowing to have the rewriting logic inside of it. Also added a bit of logic removing server added headers (by hypercorn), because they would be added twice (once after being proxied, then when returning the actual response).
Added a small test to check that the headers are actually returned once, not sure it should be in s3 but maybe something along the testing the router or proxy, I'm not sure?