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Gateway docstrings do not specify behavior for when request hostname does not match any listener hostname. #3259

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briantkennedy opened this issue Aug 9, 2024 · 7 comments
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What would you like to be added:

The GatewaySpec.Listener docstring does not define behavior for when a request does not match any hostname defined in a Listener.

Why this is needed:

The only place this is defined is in a single conformance test:

Response: http.Response{StatusCode: 404},

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I think we still need clarification here.

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@shaneutt: Reopened this issue.

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I think we still need clarification here.

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This basically just needs some text added to the Listener docstring to say "If HTTP traffic to a Gateway does not match any Listener, the request must receive a 404 status code and fail".

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