chore: case-insenstive header checks for integration tests

Author: t-unit

integration_test/binary_models/binary_models_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response based on path and status
 def response = respond().withStatusCode(Integer.parseInt(responseStatus))

integration_test/boolean_schemas/boolean_schemas_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ import groovy.json.JsonSlurper
 import groovy.json.JsonOutput
 
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code
 def response = respond()

integration_test/fastify_type_provider_zod/fastify_type_provider_zod_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 respond()

integration_test/gov/gov_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 respond()

integration_test/inference/inference_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 def statusCode = Integer.parseInt(responseStatus)
 def path = context.request.path
 def method = context.request.method

integration_test/medama/medama_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 def statusCode = Integer.parseInt(responseStatus)
 
 // Add required headers based on endpoint and status code

integration_test/music_streaming/music_streaming_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 respond()

integration_test/petstore/petstore_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,20 +1,27 @@
-// Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+// Get the response status from the request header (case-insensitive for Windows compatibility)
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 def response = respond()
     .withStatusCode(Integer.parseInt(responseStatus))
+    .usingDefaultBehaviour()
 
+// Override specific endpoints that need custom responses (without resetting default behavior)
 if (context.request.path == '/api/v3/user/login' && responseStatus == '200') {
     // For login endpoint with 200 status, return a properly formatted JSON string
-    response.withHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json')
-          .withContent('"example return value"')
+    response = respond()
+        .withStatusCode(Integer.parseInt(responseStatus))
+        .withHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json')
+        .withContent('"example return value"')
 
 } else if (context.request.path.matches('/api/v3/pet/\\d+/health') && responseStatus == '200') {
     // For pet health endpoint with 200 status, return RFC 7807 Problem Details JSON
     def petId = context.request.path.replaceAll('.*/pet/(\\d+)/health', '$1')
-    response.withHeader('Content-Type', 'application/problem+json')
-          .withContent("""
+    response = respond()
+        .withStatusCode(Integer.parseInt(responseStatus))
+        .withHeader('Content-Type', 'application/problem+json')
+        .withContent("""
             {
               "type": "https://example.com/probs/pet-health",
               "title": "Pet Health Report",
@@ -24,8 +31,4 @@ if (context.request.path == '/api/v3/user/login' && responseStatus == '200') {
               "healthStatus": "healthy"
             }
           """.trim())
-
-} else {
-    // For all other cases, use default behavior
-    response.usingDefaultBehaviour()
 } 

integration_test/petstore_config/petstore_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 def response = respond()

integration_test/query_parameters/query_parameters_test/imposter/response.groovy

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // Get the response status from the request header
-def responseStatus = context.request.headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: '200'
+def headers = context.request.headers
+def responseStatus = headers['X-Response-Status'] ?: headers['x-response-status'] ?: '200'
 
 // Set the response status code and use the OpenAPI specification
 respond()