test "ESI spanning storage bits"
+# NB! The layout of the body in the response is very carefully
+# NB! tuned to give the desired code coverage.
+# NB! It should look like this in the varnishlog:
+# NB! 7 Debug c "Fetch 32 byte segments:"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "%0a%09%09<html>filler%0a%09%09This is before"
+# NB! 7 Debug c " the test%0a%09%09<![CDATA[foooooooooo"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "ooooooooobar]]>%0a%09%09filler<esi:rem"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "ove>%0a%09%09This is a test: Unseen Un"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "iversity%0a%09%09Department of cruel a"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "nd unjust geography%0a%09%09</esi:remo"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "ve>%0a%09%09This is a test: Hello worl"
+# NB! 7 Debug c "d%0a%09"
server s1 {
rxreq
expect req.url == "/foo/bar"
txresp -hdr "Connection: close"
send {
- <html>
+ <html>filler
This is before the test
- <![CDATA[fooooooobar]]>
- <esi:remove>
+ <![CDATA[fooooooooooooooooooobar]]>
+ filler<esi:remove>
This is a test: Unseen University
+ Department of cruel and unjust geography
</esi:remove>
This is a test: Hello world
}
txreq -url /foo/bar -hdr "Host: froboz"
rxresp
expect resp.status == 200
+ expect resp.bodylen == 120
}
client c1 -run