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adapt the protected-header test; protected-headers really require encryption now and parts of the tests are know to fail now. however, protected-headers are also tested in python implicitly in several places

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B. Petersen
2019-12-12 17:00:33 +01:00
committed by holger krekel
parent 36fc2c83f2
commit 29866092de
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src/mimeparser.rs
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@@ -1121,21 +1121,24 @@ mod tests {
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let mimeparser = MimeParser::from_bytes(&context.ctx, &raw[..]).unwrap();
// test that we treat Subject as a protected header that can
// bubble upwards
assert_eq!(mimeparser.get_subject(), Some("inner-subject".into()));
// non-overwritten headers do not bubble up
let of = mimeparser.get(HeaderDef::SecureJoinGroup).unwrap();
assert_eq!(of, "no");
// unprotected headers do not bubble upwards
// unknown headers do not bubble upwards
let of = mimeparser.get(HeaderDef::_TestHeader).unwrap();
assert_eq!(of, "Bar");
// the following fields would bubble up
// if the test would really use encryption for the protected part
// however, as this is not the case, the outer things stay valid
assert_eq!(mimeparser.get_subject(), Some("outer-subject".into()));
let of = mimeparser.get(HeaderDef::ChatVersion).unwrap();
assert_eq!(of, "1.0");
assert_eq!(of, "0.0");
assert_eq!(mimeparser.parts.len(), 1);
}