lib/restclient/request.rb
def make_headers(user_headers)
      headers = stringify_headers(default_headers).merge(stringify_headers(user_headers))

      # override headers from the payload (e.g. Content-Type, Content-Length)
      if @payload
        payload_headers = @payload.headers

        # Warn the user if we override any headers that were previously
        # present. This usually indicates that rest-client was passed
        # conflicting information, e.g. if it was asked to render a payload as
        # x-www-form-urlencoded but a Content-Type application/json was
        # also supplied by the user.
        payload_headers.each_pair do |key, val|
          if headers.include?(key) && headers[key] != val
            warn("warning: Overriding #{key.inspect} header " +
                 "#{headers.fetch(key).inspect} with #{val.inspect} " +
                 "due to payload")
          end
        end

        headers.merge!(payload_headers)
      end

      # merge in cookies
      cookies = make_cookie_header
      if cookies && !cookies.empty?
        if headers['Cookie']
          warn('warning: overriding "Cookie" header with :cookies option')
        end
        headers['Cookie'] = cookies
      end

      headers
    end
def make_headers(user_headers)
      headers = stringify_headers(default_headers).merge(stringify_headers(user_headers))

      # override headers from the payload (e.g. Content-Type, Content-Length)
      if @payload
        payload_headers = @payload.headers

        # Warn the user if we override any headers that were previously
        # present. This usually indicates that rest-client was passed
        # conflicting information, e.g. if it was asked to render a payload as
        # x-www-form-urlencoded but a Content-Type application/json was
        # also supplied by the user.
        payload_headers.each_pair do |key, val|
          if headers.include?(key) && headers[key] != val
            warn("warning: Overriding #{key.inspect} header " +
                 "#{headers.fetch(key).inspect} with #{val.inspect} " +
                 "due to payload")
          end
        end

        headers.merge!(payload_headers)
      end

      # merge in cookies
      cookies = make_cookie_header
      if cookies && !cookies.empty?
        if headers['Cookie']
          warn('warning: overriding "Cookie" header with :cookies option')
        end
        headers['Cookie'] = cookies
      end

      headers
    end
def make_headers ( user_headers ) headers = stringify_headers ( default_headers ) . merge ( stringify_headers ( user_headers ) ) # override headers from the payload (e.g. Content-Type, Content-Length) if @payload payload_headers = @payload . headers # Warn the user if we override any headers that were previously # present. This usually indicates that rest-client was passed # conflicting information, e.g. if it was asked to render a payload as # x-www-form-urlencoded but a Content-Type application/json was # also supplied by the user. payload_headers . each_pair do | key , val | if headers . include? ( key ) && headers [ key ] != val warn ( "warning: Overriding #{key.inspect} header " + "#{headers.fetch(key).inspect} with #{val.inspect} " + "due to payload" ) end end headers . merge! ( payload_headers ) end # merge in cookies cookies = make_cookie_header if cookies && ! cookies . empty? if headers [ 'Cookie' ] warn ( 'warning: overriding "Cookie" header with :cookies option' ) end headers [ 'Cookie' ] = cookies end headers end
Generate headers for use by a request. Header keys will be stringified
 using `#stringify_headers` to normalize them as capitalized strings.

 The final headers consist of:
   - default headers from #default_headers
   - user_headers provided here
   - headers from the payload object (e.g. Content-Type, Content-Lenth)
   - cookie headers from #make_cookie_header

 BUG: stringify_headers does not alter the capitalization of headers that
 are passed as strings, it only normalizes those passed as symbols. This
 behavior will probably remain for a while for compatibility, but it means
 that the warnings that attempt to detect accidental header overrides may
 not always work.
 https://github.com/rest-client/rest-client/issues/599

 @param [Hash] user_headers User-provided headers to include

 @return [Hash<String, String>] A hash of HTTP headers => values
Generate headers for use by a request . Header keys will be stringified using #stringify_headers to normalize them as capitalized strings .