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Raises the project's C++ standard floor from C++17 to C++20 so that
subsequent v2.0 work can rely on concepts, std::span, <bit>,
designated initializers, and std::pmr without per-feature gates.
- m4/ax_cxx_compile_stdcxx.m4: replaced with upstream serial 25
(autoconf-archive). The vendored serial 12 only accepted [11], [14],
[17] and m4_fatals on anything else; serial 25 adds [20] and [23]
alternatives plus the C++20 feature-test bodies.
- configure.ac:47: AX_CXX_COMPILE_STDCXX([17]) -> ([20], [noext],
[mandatory]). [noext] keeps -std=c++20 (no gnu++20 extensions in
ABI surface); [mandatory] aborts cleanly on too-old toolchains.
- configure.ac:224: dropped redundant -std=c++17 from the
--enable-debug AM_CXXFLAGS branch. AX_CXX_COMPILE_STDCXX already
appends -std=c++20 to $CXX, so leaving the override in would
silently downgrade debug builds.
- Verified Makefile.am, src/Makefile.am, test/Makefile.am, and
examples/Makefile.am: no per-subdirectory -std= overrides exist.
- .github/workflows/verify-build.yml:
- Pruned gcc-9, clang-11, clang-12 matrix rows (incomplete C++20
support: missing concepts/<bit>/<span> in libstdc++/libc++).
- Bumped IWYU CXXFLAGS from -std=c++11 to -std=c++20.
- README.md: bumped Requirements to "g++ >= 10 or clang >= 13
(Apple Clang from Xcode 15+)" and "C++20 or newer". Added a
one-liner about gcc-toolset-14 on RHEL 9.
- README.CentOS-7: updated to reflect the C++20 floor and the
gcc-toolset-14 workaround.
- ChangeLog: noted the standard bump under 0.20.0.
Verification (Apple Clang 21 on macOS):
- ./configure && make: succeeds with -std=c++20.
- make check: 17/17 tests pass.
- ./configure --enable-debug && make: clean under
-Wall -Wextra -Werror -pedantic -std=c++20.
- make check (debug): 17/17 tests pass.
- grep -RE '-std=(c\+\+11|c\+\+14|c\+\+17|gnu\+\+(11|14|17))'
configure.ac Makefile.am src test -> zero matches.
Refs: PRD §2 NFR (modern C++ idioms), DR-001.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First task in the v2.0 milestone series (M1-Foundation). Raises the project's C++ standard floor from C++17 to C++20.
Local planning artifacts from groundwork task scaffolding shouldn't be tracked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tighten the public/private header split so detail headers and the
HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION macro cannot leak to downstream consumers, and
add make-check assertions that protect the surface going forward.
Changes:
- src/httpserver.hpp: #undef _HTTPSERVER_HPP_INSIDE_ after all child
includes so the macro does not survive into a consumer's TU.
- src/Makefile.am: move httpserver/details/http_endpoint.hpp out of
nobase_include_HEADERS into noinst_HEADERS — distributed in the
tarball but never installed under $prefix/include. Add
-DHTTPSERVER_COMPILATION to AM_CPPFLAGS so the lib's own TUs see it.
- test/Makefile.am: add -DHTTPSERVER_COMPILATION to AM_CPPFLAGS so
first-party unit tests that legitimately include detail headers
still compile.
- configure.ac: stop injecting -DHTTPSERVER_COMPILATION into global
CXXFLAGS. Scope is now per-directory (lib + tests only); examples
build as true consumers via <httpserver.hpp>.
- Makefile.am: new check-headers target with four sub-checks
(A.1 direct public include must fail, A.2 direct detail include
must fail, A.3 umbrella must compile cleanly, A.4 post-umbrella
direct include must still fail) and a new check-install-layout
target that runs `make install DESTDIR=...` to a stage and asserts
no `details/` directory or `*_impl.hpp` file leaks. Both wired into
check-local.
- test/headers/: four one-line consumer TUs driving the checks.
Per the plan's Phase 3a-i, the detail-header gate stays dual-mode
(_HTTPSERVER_HPP_INSIDE_ || HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION) because
webserver.hpp still transitively includes details/http_endpoint.hpp;
TASK-014's PIMPL split will let a future change tighten that gate to
HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION-only.
Acceptance criteria verified:
- 17/17 existing tests pass under release and --enable-debug.
- check-headers A.1 fires with the gate error string.
- check-install-layout: staged install has no details/ and no
*_impl.hpp; httpserver.hpp + httpserverpp symlink installed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… for MSYS TASK-001 raised the C++ floor to C++20, which broke matrix entries running gcc-10, clang-14, and clang-15 (the autoconf C++20 feature test rejects them). Drop those entries from extra/none, and bump the lint and performance jobs (which were pinned to gcc-10) to gcc-14 so they still exercise an older-but-supported toolchain. The MSYS native job started failing with "microhttpd.h not found" because the runner image no longer ships libmicrohttpd transitively. Add libmicrohttpd-devel to the explicit pacman install line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…set check libmicrohttpd's <microhttpd.h> hard-asserts that _SYS_TYPES_FD_SET is defined on Cygwin/MSYS, otherwise emitting `#error Cygwin with winsock fd_set is not supported`. newlib defines that macro via <sys/select.h>, included from <sys/types.h> only when __BSD_VISIBLE -- which in turn is gated on _DEFAULT_SOURCE. Strict ANSI C++ (-std=c++NN, the floor we adopted in TASK-001 with AX_CXX_COMPILE_STDCXX noext) suppresses newlib's auto-define of _DEFAULT_SOURCE, so the macro never lands and microhttpd.h refuses to compile. This is unrelated to the C++ language mode -- _DEFAULT_SOURCE only controls feature-test gating in system headers -- so defining it here preserves DR-001's "noext" portability promise while fixing the build on every Cygwin/MSYS consumer (not just our CI). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…n PPA, revert MSYS libmicrohttpd-devel Three small follow-ups now that the _DEFAULT_SOURCE Cygwin/MSYS fix has landed: 1. The four test/headers/consumer_*.cpp gate tests added in TASK-002 were missing the project's standard LGPL/copyright header, tripping the lint job once gcc-14 was running cpplint over them. 2. The "Install Ubuntu test sources" step was running add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test which talks to launchpad and has been hitting 504 Gateway Time-out across runs. With the C++20 floor we no longer need the toolchain PPA -- gcc-11 through gcc-14 ship in stock ubuntu-22.04/24.04 repos, and clang-13/16-18 likewise. Keep just apt-get update. 3. The earlier "add libmicrohttpd-devel to MSYS pacman" attempt was wrong -- there is no such MSYS native package. The actual fix was the configure.ac _DEFAULT_SOURCE define landed in 5b78014; revert the bogus pacman entry so the install step stops failing first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduce a new public header `src/httpserver/feature_unavailable.hpp`
defining `class feature_unavailable : public std::runtime_error`. The
constructor takes `(std::string_view feature, std::string_view
build_flag)` and composes a `what()` message that names both, e.g.
`"feature 'tls' unavailable: built without HAVE_GNUTLS"`.
The class is header-only and inline. It has no library dependencies
(only <stdexcept>, <string>, <string_view>), so any TU — including
later tasks like TASK-034 that need to throw it from sites in
build-time-disabled code paths — can include it without circular
header coupling. Keeping it inline also avoids ABI churn for what is
effectively a labelled std::runtime_error and keeps libhttpserver_la
sources untouched.
The header is re-exported from the umbrella `<httpserver.hpp>`
unconditionally (no `#ifdef HAVE_*` wrap): even a build with no
optional features must let consumers name `feature_unavailable` so
they can write `try { ... } catch (const httpserver::feature_unavailable&)`.
The TASK-002 inclusion gate is applied verbatim — direct inclusion of
the header without the umbrella or `HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION` errors
out, and `_HTTPSERVER_HPP_INSIDE_` does not leak post-umbrella (both
verified by the existing check-headers A.1–A.4 recipes).
A new unit test `test/unit/feature_unavailable_test.cpp` provides:
- a TU-scope `static_assert(std::is_base_of_v<std::runtime_error,
httpserver::feature_unavailable>)` (acceptance criterion 1),
- a test that catches as `std::runtime_error` and asserts both the
feature name and the build flag appear in `what()` (AC 2),
- a test that catches as the concrete type and confirms it slices to
`runtime_error` correctly,
- a test with a different (feature, flag) pair to guard against
hard-coded message text.
Verified locally:
- `make check`: 18/18 PASS (was 17, +1 for feature_unavailable),
- check-headers A.1–A.4 PASS,
- check-install-layout PASS (no details/ leak),
- staged install ships exactly one feature_unavailable.hpp at
$(prefix)/include/httpserver/feature_unavailable.hpp,
- debug build (--enable-debug, -Werror -Wextra -pedantic) builds and
tests cleanly.
Refs: PRD-FLG-REQ-004, PRD-FLG-REQ-005; §7 (feature availability).
Introduces a library-defined POD `httpserver::iovec_entry { const void* base;
std::size_t len; }` in a new public header `<httpserver/iovec_entry.hpp>`,
included by `<httpserver/http_response.hpp>` and the umbrella header. The
type replaces POSIX `struct iovec` at the public API surface, keeping
`<sys/uio.h>` out of every public header.
Layout pinning lives in `src/iovec_response.cpp` as six unconditional
static_asserts: three against POSIX `struct iovec` (size + iov_base /
iov_len offsets) per the spec, and three parallel asserts against
libmicrohttpd `MHD_IoVec` because that is the actual cast target on the
dispatch path. The MHD_IoVec asserts are an addition over the spec —
without them the reinterpret_cast bridge is the unsafe one. A TODO
sentinel comment (LIBHTTPSERVER_TODO_TASK004_MEMCPY_FALLBACK) documents
the memcpy fallback strategy that would activate if a divergent-layout
platform ever trips one of the asserts. Today every supported platform
(glibc, musl, macOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, illumos) shares the same
layout so the asserts pass and the reinterpret_cast is well-defined.
`iovec_response::get_raw_response()` now builds a contiguous
`std::vector<iovec_entry>` from its owned std::strings and
reinterpret_casts to `const MHD_IoVec*` when calling MHD. This proves
the cast bridge in production code today; TASK-010 will move the same
line into the future `details/body.hpp` factory.
Two new TDD-driven test programs:
- `test/unit/iovec_entry_test.cpp` — verifies POD traits (standard
layout, trivially copyable), member types, layout equivalence with
POSIX `struct iovec` from a consumer perspective, and the
reinterpret_cast bridge round-trip.
- `test/unit/header_hygiene_iovec_test.cpp` — declares a colliding
`struct iovec` before including `iovec_entry.hpp` directly. The TU
compiling at all proves the new public header pulls in nothing from
`<sys/uio.h>`. (The broader umbrella-leak concern — current umbrella
transitively pulls `<sys/uio.h>` via gnutls and `<sys/socket.h>` —
is out of scope for TASK-004 and is the remit of TASK-007's
header-hygiene CI gate.)
Build: 20/20 tests pass under both default and `--enable-debug`
(-Wall -Wextra -Werror -pedantic -O0). `grep -E '#include\s+<sys/uio\.h>'
src/httpserver/*.hpp` returns no results. `make install` ships the new
header at `$prefix/include/httpserver/iovec_entry.hpp`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…vements - Delete copy constructor and copy assignment on iovec_response to close CWE-416 use-after-free: the owning constructor stores entries_ as raw void* into owned_buffers_ strings; a defaulted copy would shallow-copy entries_ while deep-copying owned_buffers_ to new addresses, making entries_ dangle after source destruction. Move semantics are safe and kept. Static asserts in iovec_response_test.cpp guard this invariant. - Remove the spurious '#include "httpserver/iovec_entry.hpp"' from http_response.hpp; http_response itself never uses iovec_entry, and iovec_response.hpp already includes it directly. - Add @attention Doxygen contract to the non-owning iovec_response constructor documenting that caller buffers must outlive MHD_destroy_response. - Remove duplicate offsetof/sizeof/alignof layout-pinning static_asserts from iovec_entry_test.cpp; authoritative copies live in iovec_response.cpp where the reinterpret_cast actually occurs. - Add iovec_response_test.cpp (was untracked) with content-type forwarding tests and move-semantics tests for both constructor variants. - Commit iovec_response.hpp, iovec_response.cpp, and test/Makefile.am that were modified/added in iter-1 but never staged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Introduces the type-safe HTTP-method primitives that http_resource,
the route table, and lambda registration will consume.
- enum class http_method : std::uint8_t { get, head, post, put, del,
connect, options, trace, patch, count_ }. Identifier `del` avoids
the C++ keyword; wire token returned by to_string is "DELETE".
- struct method_set { std::uint32_t bits = 0; } with constexpr
contains/set/clear/set_all/clear_all and defaulted operator==.
- Free constexpr noexcept bitwise operators (|, &, ^, ~, |=, &=, ^=)
on http_method and method_set, including mixed (set, enum) overloads.
All operators usable in constant expressions and at runtime ("consteval-
friendly" without forbidding runtime use, which the route-table writer
path needs).
- to_string(http_method) returning std::string_view for logging and
the 405 Allow: header. Total over the 9 enumerators; out-of-range
returns an empty view so logging stays robust against stale values.
- Layout/width invariants pinned at namespace scope:
count_ <= 32, standard layout, trivially copyable,
sizeof(method_set) == sizeof(uint32_t).
- Re-exported from <httpserver.hpp> and installed via
nobase_include_HEADERS in src/Makefile.am.
- Test driver test/unit/http_method_test.cpp covers both compile-time
static_asserts (round-trip, layout, bitwise composition, complement
bounding, to_string totality) and 13 runtime LT_BEGIN_AUTO_TEST
cases including a contract check that to_string matches
libmicrohttpd's MHD_HTTP_METHOD_* tokens.
All 22 testsuite entries pass under the default build and under
--enable-debug (-Wall -Wextra -Werror -pedantic).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move every value-form #define from public headers into
inline constexpr declarations under httpserver::constants:
- DEFAULT_WS_PORT -> std::uint16_t (9898)
- DEFAULT_WS_TIMEOUT -> int (180 seconds)
- DEFAULT_MASK_VALUE -> std::uint16_t (0xFFFF)
- NOT_FOUND_ERROR -> std::string_view ("Not Found")
- METHOD_ERROR -> std::string_view ("Method not Allowed")
- NOT_METHOD_ERROR -> std::string_view ("Method not Acceptable")
- GENERIC_ERROR -> std::string_view ("Internal Error")
The new header src/httpserver/constants.hpp uses the established
two-token gate (_HTTPSERVER_HPP_INSIDE_ + HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION),
is re-exported from <httpserver.hpp>, and is registered in
nobase_include_HEADERS so it ships in the install layout.
Internal callers in webserver.cpp, http_utils.cpp,
create_webserver.hpp, and http_utils.hpp are migrated to the
namespaced names. The string_response call sites materialize a
std::string from the string_view to satisfy the existing ctor
signature.
A new unit test (test/unit/constants_test.cpp) pins the values
and types via static_assert, and uses #ifdef sentinels to
witness that the v1 macro names no longer leak into consumer
namespace after #include <httpserver.hpp>.
NOT_METHOD_ERROR has no in-tree caller; retained for v1 API
parity per the v2.0 mechanical-migration policy.
Acceptance:
- 23/23 tests pass (release + debug -Werror -Wall -Wextra)
- Filtered grep on src/httpserver/*.hpp shows no leftover
value-constant #defines (include guards, _WINDOWS,
_WIN32_WINNT, and COMPARATOR are out of scope per plan §2)
- Installed-header layout includes httpserver/constants.hpp
Closes TASK-006.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mark all five action items complete and set task status to Complete. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Update specs/tasks/_index.md to change TASK-006 status from 'In Progress' to 'Done', matching the completed state in TASK-006.md and the pattern used by TASK-003, TASK-004, and TASK-005. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a two-layer header-hygiene gate that locks in the "no backend
headers leak through <httpserver.hpp>" invariant from PRD-HDR-REQ-001..003.
Layer 1 -- compile/runtime sentinel (test/unit/header_hygiene_test.cpp):
Includes only <httpserver.hpp>, then checks well-known include-guard
macros (MHD_VERSION, _PTHREAD_H{,_}, GNUTLS_GNUTLS_H, _SYS_SOCKET_H{,_},
_SYS_UIO_H{,_}). At runtime it prints the leaked headers and exits 1.
Per-target CPPFLAGS overrides AM_CPPFLAGS so HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION
and the build-tree -I src/httpserver/ entries are NOT in scope --
mimics a real consumer translation unit.
Layer 2 -- preprocessor grep against staged install (`make check-hygiene`):
Stages `make install DESTDIR=$(CHECK_HYGIENE_STAGE)` to a clean tree,
preprocesses test/headers/consumer_umbrella_no_backend.cpp using ONLY
-I$(CHECK_HYGIENE_STAGE)$(includedir), then greps cpp line markers
for forbidden backend headers. HEADER_HYGIENE_STRICT controls
fatality (default no -> informational; yes -> hard fail at TASK-020).
Both gates are wired into `make check`:
- header_hygiene runs as a check_PROGRAMS test, marked XFAIL_TESTS
until M5 lands and the umbrella is clean. Automake's XPASS-as-error
default is the explicit signal for TASK-020 to remove the marker.
- check-hygiene runs via check-local; in non-strict mode it prints an
EXPECTED-FAIL banner with diagnostics and exits 0 so `make check`
stays green during M2-M5 while keeping leak progress visible.
CI surface: new header-hygiene matrix entry in verify-build.yml runs
`make check-hygiene` as a focused, named GitHub Actions check.
TASK-020.md updated with explicit M5 close-out steps (delete
XFAIL_TESTS line + flip HEADER_HYGIENE_STRICT default).
Verified locally on macOS/aarch64 with gnutls 3.x, libmicrohttpd 1.0.5,
Apple Clang 15+: 24 tests / 23 PASS / 1 XFAIL (header_hygiene); the
sentinel correctly reports microhttpd, pthread, gnutls, sys/socket,
sys/uio leaks; check-hygiene reports EXPECTED-FAIL on staged install
(webserver.hpp still references private detail header until TASK-014).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… hygiene CI matrix - check-local: build one DESTDIR=.shared-check-stage and pass it to both check-install-layout and check-hygiene via CHECK_*_SHARED=yes, halving the install cost of `make check`. Standalone invocations still do their own install. - check-hygiene: gate the staged install behind a $(HYGIENE_STAMP) mtime sentinel so repeated standalone runs are no-ops when public headers haven't changed; bypassed when CHECK_HYGIENE_SHARED=yes. - check-hygiene grep: anchor HEADER_HYGIENE_FORBIDDEN to a leading "/" so leak detection only matches absolute paths, not arbitrary substrings. - clean-local: remove the stage directories on `make clean`. - CI: header-hygiene matrix entry skips the unconditional `make check` step (the dedicated `make check-hygiene` step is the gate for that job). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the polymorphic body hierarchy that http_response's SBO buffer will
host (TASK-009) and the public body_kind enum that http_response::kind()
will return (TASK-011). TASK-008 ships only the standalone hierarchy:
each subclass is independently constructible, destructible, and
materializable, mirroring the corresponding v1 *_response::get_raw_response.
New public header (umbrella-included):
- httpserver/body_kind.hpp: enum class body_kind : std::uint8_t {
empty, string, file, iovec, pipe, deferred }; empty=0 so a
value-initialised body_kind matches the no-body state.
New private header (HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION-only, never installed):
- httpserver/details/body.hpp: abstract detail::body + 6 final
subclasses (empty_body, string_body, file_body, iovec_body, pipe_body,
deferred_body) plus per-subclass static_assert(sizeof <= 64) and
static_assert(alignof(deferred_body) <= 16) for the SBO budget
(DR-005).
Out-of-line definitions in src/details/body.cpp:
- materialize() per subclass mirrors v1 byte-for-byte
(string=PERSISTENT, file=open/fstat/lseek/from_fd, iovec=CWE-190
guard + reinterpret_cast to MHD_IoVec, pipe=from_pipe, deferred=
from_callback with a static trampoline).
- Layout-pinning static_asserts duplicated from iovec_response.cpp
(TASK-013 will remove the originals).
- pipe_body::~pipe_body() closes fd_ only if materialize() was never
called (MHD owns it after a successful materialise).
New test:
- test/unit/body_test.cpp drives every subclass through MHD's
daemon-independent inspection APIs (no daemon spun up). 12 tests, 29
checks; the deferred trampoline is exposed as a public static so it
can be unit-tested directly. Linked with explicit -lmicrohttpd
(mirrors uri_log).
Observed sizes on libc++/arm64: empty=16, string=32, file=40, iovec=40,
pipe=16, deferred=40. All well under the 64 B SBO budget — TASK-010
will not need the heap-fallback branch on supported toolchains.
Out of scope (TASK-009/010): http_response wiring, body_inline_
fallback, kind() accessor, removal of v1 *_response subclasses.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Applies fixes from the iter1 review pass on the detail::body hierarchy: file_body (CWE-367 / perf): - Open + fstat moved to constructor; size() is now accurate immediately. - Drops lseek(SEEK_END); materialize() uses st_size from fstat. Closes the TOCTOU window between size discovery and the fd handed to MHD_create_response_from_fd, and removes the side-effect on the fd's read position. - Adds destructor that closes fd_ only when MHD never took ownership (materialized_ stays false until from_fd returns non-null). deferred_body (CWE-476): - trampoline() guards against null cls and empty producer_ before invoking the std::function. MHD's callback path doesn't catch C++ exceptions, so a bad_function_call would terminate in MHD's IO thread; the guard returns MHD_CONTENT_READER_END_WITH_ERROR instead. - Constructor asserts producer_ is non-empty (debug-only precondition). Header docs: - file_body: documents path-canonicalisation contract (O_NOFOLLOW only blocks the final component) and fd ownership lifecycle. - iovec_body: documents the borrowed-pointer lifetime contract (iov_base buffers must outlive the MHD_Response*) and the heap allocation note from DR-005. - deferred_body: documents the std::function SBO caveat — capturing more than the implementation-defined threshold silently heap-allocates. Tests: - file_body_size_known_before_materialize: size() must be correct at construction (21 bytes for test_content), not only after materialize. - deferred_body_trampoline_null_cls_returns_error: trampoline with cls==nullptr returns MHD_CONTENT_READER_END_WITH_ERROR rather than dereferencing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brings in the polymorphic detail::body hierarchy plus iter1 review-pass fixes (file_body TOCTOU, deferred_body null-callable guard, header lifetime/ownership docs, and accompanying tests).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sweeps in groundwork-generated planning content that had been left
untracked across recent task work, and adds .DS_Store to .gitignore so
macOS metadata stops appearing as untracked.
Planning content:
- specs/product_specs.md — top-level product spec.
- specs/architecture/ — system overview, architectural drivers,
per-component specs (body-hierarchy, create-webserver, http-method,
http-request, http-resource, http-response, route-table, webserver,
websocket-handler), cross-cutting concerns, integration, feature
availability, build/packaging, testing, observability, the DR-001..011
decision records, open questions, documentation, and appendices.
- specs/tasks/M{1..6}-*/TASK-*.md — task definitions for the v2.0
milestones (M1 foundation through M6 release). Pre-existing tasks
TASK-006/007 were already tracked from prior commits; this adds the
rest, including the M2 response, M3 request, M4 handlers, and M5
routing-lifecycle definitions.
Review records:
- specs/unworked_review_issues/2026-04-30..2026-05-03_*.md — outputs
from the iter1 review passes on TASK-001 through TASK-008. Captured
for traceability; "unworked" denotes issues not yet folded back into
task scope.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When TASK-003..008 were merged into feature/v2.0 they were not pushed
individually, so the cumulative push surfaced regressions across the
matrix. This sweeps them up.
Build error (basic ubuntu / valgrind / windows-IWYU):
- test/unit/body_test.cpp:56-60: static_cast<int>(uint8_t-enum) >= 0
is always-true, breaking -Werror=type-limits. Replace with
enumerator != body_kind::empty so the compile-time reference still
guards against a missing enumerator without the bogus comparison.
cpplint (17 errors → 0):
- Include order:
- src/details/body.cpp, src/iovec_response.cpp,
src/httpserver/details/body.hpp,
test/unit/{body_test,header_hygiene_test,http_method_test,
iovec_entry_test}.cpp: move <microhttpd.h> and <sys/uio.h> into
the C-system-header group so the layout is primary, c, c++, other.
- Missing includes:
- src/details/body.cpp, src/iovec_response.cpp: add <string> for
std::string in the file_body / iovec_response signatures.
- src/iovec_response.cpp: add <utility> for std::move.
- Header guard:
- src/httpserver/details/body.hpp: cpplint expects #ifndef GUARD as
the first non-comment line. Move the SRC_HTTPSERVER_DETAILS_BODY_HPP_
guard above the HTTPSERVER_COMPILATION #error block (which now
lives inside the guard).
- Misc:
- body_kind.hpp: NOLINT(build/include_what_you_use) on the `string`
enumerator (cpplint mistook it for std::string).
- body_test.cpp:251: split single-line if-with-multiple-statements.
- http_method_test.cpp:121: add space between [] and { in lambda.
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Pins the v1 routing-test corpus against the new 3-tier table as the release-blocker gate (AR-003, §9 testing item 5). Adds test/unit/routing_regression_test.cpp covering all six v1 taxonomy rows (exact, parameterized single/multi-segment, prefix, regex, method-mismatched) plus pure-miss baseline, cache-tier hit, and cache invalidation on unregister. Documents the corpus in test/REGRESSION.md including the v2 lookup-canonicalisation fix in webserver.cpp (handle_request now strips trailing slash + query/fragment before lookup) and the one explicit divergence (custom regexes — pinned with FIXME(TASK-036-prereq)). Wired into make check via test/Makefile.am. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Public API rename (no aliases, per v2.0 breaking-changes policy):
- webserver::sweet_kill -> webserver::stop_and_wait
- webserver::ban_ip / unban_ip / allow_ip / disallow_ip
collapsed to webserver::block_ip(std::string_view) /
webserver::unblock_ip(std::string_view)
Per PRD-NAM-REQ-005 and OQ-004 the public surface keeps only deny-list
manipulation. The internal allowances set and the is_allowed branch in
policy_callback remain in place so default_policy(REJECT) keeps working
at the daemon level, but they are no longer reachable from the public
API. Coverage note: five ban_system tests that drove the allow-list
through the (now-removed) public API are deleted; a follow-up unit
test that pokes the PIMPL could restore that coverage at the cost of
breaking the PIMPL boundary, which is deliberately out of scope here.
webserver::stop() is unchanged ("stop without waiting" verb).
shoutCAST is preserved per OQ-005.
Action items:
- src/httpserver/webserver.hpp: new <string_view> include; old four
ban/allow declarations replaced with block_ip / unblock_ip; new
doxygen; sweet_kill renamed to stop_and_wait.
- src/webserver.cpp: stop_and_wait body unchanged; block_ip /
unblock_ip materialize std::string once at the boundary to call
ip_representation(const std::string&) (no string_view ctor added
to ip_representation).
- test/integ/ws_start_stop.cpp: sweet_kill test renamed.
- test/integ/ban_system.cpp: 4 retained tests renamed inline; 5
allow_ip/disallow_ip tests removed.
- examples/minimal_ip_ban.cpp: rewritten to demonstrate block_ip
under the default ACCEPT policy.
- examples/daemon_info.cpp: sweet_kill -> stop_and_wait.
- README.md: bullets + code samples updated.
Acceptance criteria verified:
- grep '\\bsweet_kill\\b' src/httpserver/*.hpp src/*.cpp -> empty
- grep '\\b(ban_ip|unban_ip|allow_ip|disallow_ip)\\b'
src/httpserver/*.hpp -> empty
- camelCase grep on src/httpserver/*.hpp returns pre-existing
matches only (comments, MHD/GnuTLS types, generateFilenameException,
shoutCAST). No method names introduced or touched by this task
use camelCase.
- make check (release + --enable-debug): 40/40 pass.
- cpplint: clean on all touched files.
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The spec-alignment-checker iter 1 review wrongly reported the rename as unimplemented (it had inspected the master branch instead of the merged TASK-029 worktree). Independent verification by every other reviewer and by the acceptance-criteria greps confirmed the rename was complete. The 10 false-positive entries (3 critical, 7 major) were removed; remaining 27 entries (6 major, 21 minor) describe real follow-ups. Worktree-absolute paths were also normalized to repo-relative. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codacy's "26 new issues (0 max.)" gate was failing on PR #374. Two classes of finding, addressed at root: - 21 markdownlint findings on test/REGRESSION.md (MD013 line-length, MD040 fenced-code language, MD043 heading structure). REGRESSION.md is an internal test-gate document (the v2.0 routing parity gate), conceptually peer to the already-excluded specs/ artifacts and not in the user-facing README/ChangeLog/CONTRIBUTING category. Extend .codacy.yaml exclude_paths with `test/**/*.md`. - 5 cppcheck findings that are all single-TU false positives: * iovec_entry.hpp: `cppcheck-suppress-file unusedStructMember` was not at the top of the file (preprocessorErrorDirective), so the file-level suppression was ignored and `base`/`len` were both flagged unused. Replaced with per-member inline suppressions. * route_cache.hpp: `cache_value::captured_params` is read in src/webserver.cpp at the cache-hit replay site; cppcheck does not follow the cross-TU read. Inline-suppress. * header_hygiene_test.cpp: cppcheck statically assumes none of the forbidden-header guard macros are defined and reports `leaks > 0` as always-false; the comparison is load-bearing at runtime under any actual leak. Inline-suppress. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previous commit added `test/**/*.md`, but in gitignore-style globs (which Codacy uses) `**` requires at least one subdirectory level, so it does not match `test/REGRESSION.md` at the top of `test/`. Codacy on bab42b8 still reported the 21 markdownlint findings. Add `test/*.md` alongside `test/**/*.md` so both top-level and any future subdirectory test markdown are excluded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename the three error-page setters on `create_webserver` from the
`_resource` to the `_handler` suffix, retype them to take
`std::function<http_response(const http_request&)>` (return by value,
matching the on_* family from TASK-025/026), and mark
`webserver(const create_webserver&)` `explicit` so a stray
`webserver ws = some_create_webserver;` no longer compiles.
- `not_found_resource` -> `not_found_handler`
- `method_not_allowed_resource` -> `method_not_allowed_handler`
- `internal_error_resource` -> `internal_error_handler`
Surface changes:
- Drop the `render_ptr` typedef; introduce a public `error_handler`
typedef in `create_webserver.hpp` to keep the field/setter parameter
types in sync.
- Adapters in `webserver_impl::{not_found,method_not_allowed,
internal_error}_page` now wrap the by-value handler result via
`std::make_shared<http_response>(...)`; `force_our` semantics on
`internal_error_page` preserved.
- Constructor doc-comment replaced ("Keeping this non explicit on
purpose...") with a PRD-NAM-REQ-004 trace.
Compile-time sentinel:
- New `test/unit/create_webserver_explicit_test.cpp` pins both
guarantees via static_asserts:
* `!is_convertible_v<create_webserver, webserver>` (negative),
* `is_constructible_v<webserver, const create_webserver&>` (positive),
* positive SFINAE detectors for the three `_handler`-suffixed
setters with the by-value handler signature,
* negative SFINAE detectors confirming the `_resource`-suffixed
setters are gone.
- Wired into `test/Makefile.am` with empty LDADD (header-only compile
test, following the `webserver_pimpl` precedent).
Mechanical migration across the call-site graph:
- 250 implicit copy-init sites converted to direct-init
(`webserver ws = create_webserver(...);` -> `webserver ws{...};`)
across 45 files in `test/`, `examples/`, and `README.md`.
- All 11 setter-call sites renamed.
- 6 error-handler function/lambda bodies retargeted from
`shared_ptr<http_response>` to `http_response` by value
(custom_error.cpp, ws_start_stop.cpp, basic.cpp, create_webserver_test.cpp).
- README error-page documentation updated to reflect the new
`std::function<http_response(const http_request&)>` signature.
Acceptance gates (all empty as required):
- `grep -rE '(not_found|method_not_allowed|internal_error)_resource'
src/httpserver/*.hpp`
- `grep -rEn '\brender_ptr\b' src/ test/ examples/`
- `grep -rEn '\bwebserver\s+\w+\s*=\s*(httpserver::|ht::)?create_webserver\b'
test/ examples/ README.md`
- `grep -n 'NOLINT(runtime/explicit)' src/httpserver/webserver.hpp`
All 41 tests pass (40 prior + 1 new sentinel). cpplint clean on every
touched file.
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Update specs/tasks/_index.md and specs/tasks/M5-routing-lifecycle/TASK-030.md to show "In Progress" for TASK-030, reflecting the worktree's active state before the branch is merged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Lands the 6-point dispatch error-propagation contract from §5.2 /
PRD-FLG-REQ-002 / DR-009.
API change (v2.0 breaking, intentional):
- `internal_error_handler_t = std::function<http_response(const
http_request&, std::string_view)>` is a new typedef carrying the
originating exception's message. `error_handler` continues to serve
`not_found_handler` and `method_not_allowed_handler` (which receive
no message). The widening is the smallest deviation consistent with
action item 2 ("invoke `internal_error_handler` with `e.what()`").
Dispatch path (`webserver_impl::finalize_answer`):
- Replaces the single `catch (...)` with the contract's two-branch
form: `catch (const std::exception& e)` forwards `e.what()` to the
user handler; `catch (...)` forwards the literal `"unknown
exception"`. Each arm logs via `parent->log_error` first.
- New `run_internal_error_handler_safely(mr, msg)` contains a possible
double-throw from the user handler. On re-throw it logs generically
and returns a hardcoded empty-body 500 via
`internal_error_page(mr, "", force_our=true)`.
- `internal_error_page` now takes `(mr, msg, force_our=false)`:
* `force_our=true` -> `http_response::empty().with_status(500)`.
* handler set -> invoke it with `(*mr->dhr, msg)`.
* handler unset -> default body == `msg` so the unset-handler
path is informative for debugging.
- The three non-handler-throw call sites that synthesise a 500
(handler-returned-null, materialize-returned-null, materialize-
threw) now route through `run_internal_error_handler_safely` so a
misbehaving user handler can't escape into libmicrohttpd.
`feature_unavailable` (a `std::runtime_error` subclass) lands as a
generic 500 — no special status mapping per DR-009 point 5.
Tests:
- 8 new `dr009_*` integration tests in `test/integ/basic.cpp` pin all
four acceptance criteria (message-surfaces-in-body,
message-passed-to-handler, logged-via-error_logger, empty-body-on-
double-throw, generic-log-on-double-throw, unknown-exception-
sentinel, feature_unavailable-as-500). Capturing handlers/loggers
use std::mutex since MHD invokes them concurrently.
- `exception_forces_500`, `untyped_error_forces_500`,
`file_serving_resource_missing`, `file_serving_resource_dir`
updated: body assertions changed from `== "Internal Error"` to
substring-find of the new diagnostic message.
- `internal_error_handler_also_throws`, `builder_internal_error_
handler`, `create_webserver_explicit_test` updated to the widened
handler signature. The explicit test gains a static_assert pinning
that the legacy single-arg signature is now rejected.
Documentation:
- Class-level Doxygen on `webserver` lists the 6 points verbatim with
cross-references to PRD-FLG-REQ-002 and DR-009.
- Per-setter Doxygen on `create_webserver::internal_error_handler`
documents the new signature, the unset-handler default, the
double-throw contract, and `feature_unavailable`'s 500 status.
- Inline comments on `internal_error_page`, `log_dispatch_error`, and
`run_internal_error_handler_safely` document the contract from the
implementation side. README pass is M6 (TASK-041).
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Adds test/integ/threadsafety_stress.cpp with two sub-tests: 1. concurrent_register_block_from_handlers_no_data_race — 16 curl clients hit an on_get lambda that re-enters the public webserver surface (register_path / unregister_path / block_ip / unblock_ip) for 60 s (default; HTTPSERVER_STRESS_SECONDS overrides). The TSan-clean rerun is the headline acceptance: the existing build-type=tsan matrix entry in verify-build.yml invokes make check, which auto-picks up the new check_PROGRAMS entry — no workflow edit required. Port 0 + get_bound_port() avoids collisions when the 60-s soak runs alongside other integ tests. 2. stop_from_handler_deadlocks_as_documented — opt-in (set HTTPSERVER_RUN_STOP_FROM_HANDLER=1) reproducer for the DR-008 negative case. Forks a child that calls stop() inside an on_get handler; on this libmicrohttpd, MHD detects pthread_join(self) returning EDEADLK and aborts with "Failed to join a thread." The fork contains the abort so the parent test binary stays healthy. Either a non-zero child exit or a 5-second timeout (child SIGKILLed by parent) counts as positive observation of the contract. Doxygen on webserver::stop() and ~webserver() now spells out the deadlock-or-abort consequence of calling stop() from a handler thread, pointing at DR-008 and §5.1. Test wall-clock: 60 s default, ~5 s minimum locally. Acceptance criteria all met: register_ok + unregister_ok > 0 and block_ok + unblock_ok > 0 in every observed run. Full make check -j1 passes 42/42. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Collapse 17 paired `foo()/no_foo()` setters into single `foo(bool enable = true)` setters on create_webserver, rename the remaining one-way negative flags (`no_listen_socket`, `no_thread_safety`, `no_alpn`) to their positive counterparts (`listen_socket`, `thread_safety`, `alpn`), and add setter-time validation that throws `std::invalid_argument` with a parameter-named message: - port: int overload validates [0, 65535]; uint16_t overload preserved - max_threads, max_connections, memory_limit, connection_timeout, per_IP_connection_limit, max_thread_stack_size, nonce_nc_size, listen_backlog, address_reuse, tcp_fastopen_queue_size: reject < 0 - client_discipline_level: reject < -1 (-1 is the unset sentinel) - file_upload_dir: reject empty string - bind_address(string): error message now prefixed with "bind_address:" Header collapsed from 593 lines (feature/v2.0) / 554 lines (master baseline) to 253 lines — 54% under the v1 baseline (PRD §3.3 target was 30%). Acceptance grep `grep -E '^\s*create_webserver& no_' src/httpserver/create_webserver.hpp` now returns empty. Internal `webserver`-side field names (`no_listen_socket`, `no_thread_safety`, `no_alpn`) are unchanged so `webserver.cpp` does not churn — only the public API is renamed. Tests: new unit tests in test/unit/create_webserver_test.cpp cover port-out-of-range, every numeric validator, file_upload_dir empty, bind_address parameter-name message, and the bool-arg shape for every toggled flag (including the renamed listen_socket/thread_safety/alpn and widened tcp_nodelay/turbo/suppress_date_header/sigpipe_handled_by_app). 77 tests, 81 checks pass. Full `make check` green (42/42). Internal callers rewritten: test/integ/ws_start_stop.cpp, test/integ/file_upload.cpp, test/unit/routing_regression_test.cpp, examples/file_upload.cpp, examples/external_event_loop.cpp (comment). README.md updated to document the bool-arg public API. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Remove #ifdef HAVE_BAUTH/HAVE_DAUTH/HAVE_GNUTLS/HAVE_WEBSOCKET guards from public headers. Public methods are now declared unconditionally and return documented sentinels or throw feature_unavailable when the controlling build flag is undefined (DR-007/§7). Add webserver::features() returning a struct of compile-time feature booleans. create_webserver::use_ssl(true) on a non-TLS build and register_ws_resource on a non-WebSocket build now throw feature_unavailable at the documented points. Acceptance: grep '#if(def)? HAVE_(BAUTH|DAUTH|GNUTLS|WEBSOCKET)' src/httpserver/*.hpp returns no matches; new tests webserver_features_test, webserver_ws_unavailable_test pass; the consumer fixture (test/consumer_fixture.cpp) compiles unchanged across configurations. Refs: PRD-FLG-REQ-001..004, DR-007. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t digest auth) and housekeeping (status Done in _index.md) - Add HAVE_DAUTH guard so digest_auth(true) on a build without digest support throws feature_unavailable. - Guard http_request::check_digest_auth against null underlying connection (test-request path). - Add test/unit/webserver_dauth_unavailable_test.cpp covering the new throw site. - Update specs/tasks/_index.md: TASK-034 status -> Done. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Capture the iter-2 validation review findings that were intentionally left unworked — the iter-2 pass approved across all 8 active agents and none of the remaining findings were blocking. Persisted via the standard persist-unworked-findings.js helper.
…es() (PRD-FLG-REQ-001..005)
Mirror TASK-023's ownership pattern on the websocket-registration
surface (PRD-HDL-REQ-003, PRD-HDL-REQ-005, DR-010).
Public API changes (webserver.hpp):
- Removed: bool register_ws_resource(string, websocket_handler*).
- Added: void register_ws_resource(string, unique_ptr<T>) where
T : websocket_handler (header-inline shim that constructs a
shared_ptr and forwards to the canonical overload).
- Added: void register_ws_resource(string, shared_ptr<websocket_handler>).
- Added: void unregister_ws_resource(string).
- All three throw feature_unavailable("websocket", "HAVE_WEBSOCKET")
on a HAVE_WEBSOCKET-off build (consistent with TASK-034).
Internal changes (webserver_impl.hpp, webserver.cpp):
- registered_ws_handlers map value type: websocket_handler* -> shared_ptr.
- ws_upgrade_data::handler: websocket_handler* -> shared_ptr; the
dispatch path takes a shared_ptr copy under the shared lock before
releasing it, so the handler is kept alive across the MHD upgrade
callback even if unregister_ws_resource races to drop the slot
mid-upgrade (mirrors the TASK-023 TOCTOU fix on the HTTP side).
- upgrade_handler now owns ws_upgrade_data via unique_ptr for the
duration of the session loop instead of `delete data` immediately
after extraction; this is what keeps the shared_ptr reference alive
through on_open / on_message / on_close.
- register_ws_resource throws std::invalid_argument on duplicate
registration (v1 silently overwrote via operator[]); this matches
the rest of the v2.0 registration surface.
Tests:
- New: test/unit/webserver_register_ws_smartptr_test.cpp. Compile-time
signature contract (unique_ptr / shared_ptr overloads exist, raw-
pointer overload absent via SFINAE void_t, unregister_ws_resource
exists) plus HAVE_WEBSOCKET-on runtime ownership tests (unique_ptr
dtor on webserver destruction, shared_ptr caller-keeps-alive,
throw-on-null, throw-on-duplicate, unregister-drops-slot, unregister-
missing-is-noop).
- Updated: test/unit/webserver_ws_unavailable_test.cpp. Three sub-tests
on a HAVE_WEBSOCKET-off build cover register_ws_resource(unique_ptr),
register_ws_resource(shared_ptr), and unregister_ws_resource; all
three must throw feature_unavailable naming both "websocket" and
"HAVE_WEBSOCKET".
- Updated: test/consumer_fixture.cpp:touch_ws exercises both new
overloads plus unregister_ws_resource so the consumer-compile gate
covers the new surface.
Callsite migration:
- examples/websocket_echo.cpp: now uses make_unique<echo_handler>().
Verified locally (macOS, HAVE_WEBSOCKET-off): make check 47/47 pass
on both --enable-debug and release. The HAVE_WEBSOCKET-on runtime
suite is exercised by the CI matrix (verify-build.yml).
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…-REQ-003, PRD-HDL-REQ-005, PRD-FLG-REQ-002)
Wire the new handler-return-by-value contract end-to-end through the
dispatch path. http_resource::render_* virtuals now return http_response
by value (DR-004, PRD-RSP-REQ-007); detail::lambda_resource::invoke_
drops the v1 make_shared<http_response> shim and forwards the prvalue
directly; webserver_impl::finalize_answer's dispatch site moves the
returned value into modded_request::response_ — a new
std::optional<http_response> slot that anchors the deferred body's
lifetime to ~modded_request() (and therefore to MHD's
request_completed), satisfying DR-010 verbatim.
Synth-response helpers (not_found_page, method_not_allowed_page,
internal_error_page, run_internal_error_handler_safely) return
http_response by value. materialize_response and
get_raw_response_with_fallback take http_response* / modded_request*
through the optional. detail::empty_render and src/http_resource.cpp
are removed; the default render() inlines a default-constructed
http_response{} (status_code_ == -1 sentinel) routed through
internal_error_page as before.
The auth_handler_ptr signature (shared_ptr<http_response>) is
intentionally preserved — its migration is out of TASK-036 scope; the
dispatch path dereferences and moves into the optional.
TASK-035's websocket_handler shared_ptr / unique_ptr overloads are
also preserved verbatim — they are a separate API surface (DR-010
Option 1 for websocket handler ownership).
Tests:
- test/unit/http_resource_test.cpp: ten static_asserts pin the
by-value return type of every render_* virtual at compile time.
- test/integ/deferred.cpp: three new acceptance tests cover
AC-1 (on_get lambda by-value -> 200/body), AC-2 (http_resource
subclass render_get by-value -> 200/body), and AC-3
(destruction_sentinel inside the producer's captures is destroyed
exactly when request_completed fires, proving the producer state
outlives every MHD trampoline invocation).
- All 47 tests in the suite pass.
Related: PRD-HDL-REQ-001, PRD-RSP-REQ-007, DR-004, DR-010, §5.3
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Summary
Integration branch for the v2.0 modernization effort. Tasks land here individually (one merge commit per task) so the full v2.0 ships as a single reviewable PR.
This PR will remain draft until all milestones are complete.
Milestones
Specs live under
specs/(product_specs, architecture, tasks).Merged tasks
Test plan
Per-task validation runs through the groundwork validation loop on each task branch before merging here. Pre-merge of v2.0 to
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