Hello!
I'm in the process of testing an api endpoint that handles image uploading
and renders back json. It requires a Content-Type header of
multipart/form-data and an Accept header of application/json. The as option
allows both to be set at the same time by supplying the desired mime type,
which is great, but if I want them to be different, I have to manually
specify them in the headers hash.
Right now, my test request looks something like this:
post avatars_path, params: avatar_params, headers: { "Accept" =>
"multipart/form-data", "Content-Type" => "application/json" }
I want it to look like this:
post api_account_v1_avatars_path, params: avatar_params, content_type: :
multipart_form, format: :json
I would keep around as, since surely the most common use case is to have
the two headers match, but I would add two new options, content_type and format
(makes sense to match the name to what's in ActionController::TestCase
now).
Since content_type and format are more specific, they should override as if
it's also given. Another option is to throw an error if both are supplied.
Is this a common enough use case to warrant adding this feature to
ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest?
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
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