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Last updated: 2026-02-08
Commit: dualeai/hpke-http by @clemlesne Β· cfe6112
Message: "refactor: centralize encoding labels via EncodingName enum
Derive KNOWN_ENCODING_BYTES from EncodingName in constants.py so adding a future encoding only requires updating the enum. Replace hardcoded _KNOWN_ENCODINGS frozenset and b"zstd" literal in fastapi middleware with KNOWN_ENCODING_BYTES and EncodingName.ZSTD.value.encode().
Replace hardcoded "identity" fallback in aiohttp/httpx _fetch_discovery() with EncodingName.IDENTITY.
Filter parse_accept_encoding() output to only known EncodingName values, symmetric with server-side validation β unknown encodings from discovery responses are now silently discarded instead of stored in _server_encodings."
Review: A truly solid move to consolidate magic strings into an enum, future-proofing extensions and reducing errors. While labeled a 'refactor,' the behavioral change to strictly discard unknown encodings in parsing is a brilliant shift towards robust, security-focused input handling; no more silently storing ambiguous nonsense.
Chaos: 65% Β· Mood: #4a90d9
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