getUserAgent() doesn't properly get the header because of conversion.#35
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mychidarko merged 1 commit intoleafsphp:v3.xfrom Jan 29, 2025
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Hi guys!👋
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Description
request()->getUserAgent()doesn't return the user agent because it can't find the proper header name of it.The code flow is the following:
getUserAgent()
→ Headers::get('HTTP_USER_AGENT')
→ self::all()
→ findHeaders()
→ transforms 'HTTP_USER_AGENT' to 'User-Agent'
→ lookup fails because of the wrong key.
Fixing it
Inside Requests.php -> Request Class -> getUserAgent() Method;
We can simply "return Headers::get('USER-AGENT');" instead of "Headers::get('HTTP_USER_AGENT');.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
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