| Subject: | HTTP::Message::PSGI req_to_psgi doesn't set CONTENT_LENGTH |
The $req->content method requires CONTENT_LENGTH to be set. (That might be a bug in itself
since rfc2616 doesn't require the header to be present. If not present then I think it should read
all available content. Also, I see the seek() isn't checked for an error. If the $fh isn't seekable
won't the content be missing in future calls?)
The HTTP::Message::PSGI req_to_psgi doesn't set CONTENT_LENGTH, so the content in a request
like HTTP::Request->new(POST => "...", [], $content); is lost when passed through req_to_psgi().
I came across this problem writing tests using HTTP::Request->new(POST => "...", [], $content);
The workaround is to add an explicit Content-Length header, but that should not be required.