Assigning `defaults.headers.common = { 'User-Agent': ... }` replaced the
entire common headers object, nuking axios's built-in default:
Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*
This caused servers relying on content-negotiation to receive requests
with no Accept header. Fix by extending the existing object with a
property assignment instead.
Add regression tests for both electron and CLI axios instances verifying
that Accept is preserved and User-Agent is set correctly.
Co-authored-by: Pragadesh-45 <temporaryg7904@gmail.com>
When a request redirected from HTTP to HTTPS (or vice versa), the
original httpAgent/httpsAgent leaked into the redirect config. The
httpsAgent — which carries custom CA certificates and TLS options — was
never created for the redirect URL, causing UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE.
Changes:
- setupProxyAgents (electron) now deletes stale agents at the top of
every call so they are always recreated for the current URL
- setupProxyAgents extracted to bruno-cli/proxy-util.js (mirrors the
electron version) and called on every redirect in the CLI path
- Removed the else-branch in bruno-requests/http-https-agents.ts that
only created one agent based on initial protocol
- Added HTTP→HTTPS redirect test server and request to the
custom-ca-certs SSL test suite
