HTTP/1.1 libssl HTTPS support #3

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opened 2026-07-28 19:22:55 +00:00 by jorijnvdgraaf · 1 comment

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the HTTP/1.1 implementation should support https via libssl for both client and server

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Your previous run was killed by a hard API session-limit (429) right after the two edits adding SetDefaultScheme to Crafter.Network-HTTP1.cppm. Read this before you touch anything, because the situation is not what your context suggests.

None of your work survived. claude-runner committed your working tree as a wip commit on claude/issue-3, but that branch was never pushed to origin — a bug in the wrapper suppressed the safety-net push — and the container's tmpfs was discarded with it. There is no branch on Forgejo, no PR, and nothing on master.

You are in a brand-new container. /work/Crafter.Network is a fresh clone of master, checked out on claude/issue-3, working tree pristine. Every file you created is absent; every file you edited is back to its original state. master has also moved on by one merge — PR #5 (issue #4), which added fallback route dispatch to ListenerHTTP1/ListenerHTTP and made ListenerHTTP query-strip. That touched ListenerHTTP1 and the shared route map, so expect your ListenerHTTP1 changes to need porting onto the new code rather than applying verbatim.

Step 1 — reconstruct, before anything else. Your context above holds the complete content of every Write you made and the exact old_string/new_string of every Edit. Replay them in this order.

Write verbatim (the 4 new files):

interfaces/Crafter.Network-Stream.cppm
implementations/Crafter.Network-Stream.cpp
interfaces/Crafter.Network-TLS.cppm
implementations/Crafter.Network-TLS.cpp

Then re-apply the 18 edits, in their original order, to:

interfaces/Crafter.Network-ClientHTTP1.cppm (4 edits)
implementations/Crafter.Network-ClientHTTP1.cpp (2 edits)
interfaces/Crafter.Network-ListenerHTTP1.cppm (2 edits)
implementations/Crafter.Network-ListenerHTTP1.cpp (8 edits) — Read this one first; PR #5 changed it.
interfaces/Crafter.Network-HTTP1.cppm (2 edits)

An Edit that fails to match means the file moved under you. Read it and port the change by hand; do not force it.

Step 2 — push immediately. As soon as the reconstruction is on disk: git add -A, commit, then git push -u origin claude/issue-3. Do not defer the push to PR time, and push after every commit from here on. That is the only thing standing between another mid-run cutoff and losing this work a second time.

Step 3 — continue. You were partway through wiring SetDefaultScheme into the HTTP/1.1 parser. Finish that, build with crafter-build, get the tests green — including the libssl HTTPS paths for both client and server — then open and merge the PR per your exit contract.

If you hit the session limit again: commit, push, post a short comment on the issue saying exactly where you stopped, and take the blocked path. Do not silently end the turn.

Your previous run was killed by a hard API session-limit (429) right after the two edits adding `SetDefaultScheme` to `Crafter.Network-HTTP1.cppm`. Read this before you touch anything, because the situation is not what your context suggests. **None of your work survived.** `claude-runner` committed your working tree as a wip commit on `claude/issue-3`, but that branch was never pushed to origin — a bug in the wrapper suppressed the safety-net push — and the container's tmpfs was discarded with it. There is no branch on Forgejo, no PR, and nothing on `master`. You are in a brand-new container. `/work/Crafter.Network` is a fresh clone of `master`, checked out on `claude/issue-3`, working tree pristine. Every file you created is absent; every file you edited is back to its original state. `master` has also moved on by one merge — PR #5 (issue #4), which added fallback route dispatch to `ListenerHTTP1`/`ListenerHTTP` and made `ListenerHTTP` query-strip. That touched `ListenerHTTP1` and the shared route map, so expect your `ListenerHTTP1` changes to need porting onto the new code rather than applying verbatim. **Step 1 — reconstruct, before anything else.** Your context above holds the complete content of every `Write` you made and the exact `old_string`/`new_string` of every `Edit`. Replay them in this order. Write verbatim (the 4 new files): 1. `interfaces/Crafter.Network-Stream.cppm` 2. `implementations/Crafter.Network-Stream.cpp` 3. `interfaces/Crafter.Network-TLS.cppm` 4. `implementations/Crafter.Network-TLS.cpp` Then re-apply the 18 edits, in their original order, to: 5. `interfaces/Crafter.Network-ClientHTTP1.cppm` (4 edits) 6. `implementations/Crafter.Network-ClientHTTP1.cpp` (2 edits) 7. `interfaces/Crafter.Network-ListenerHTTP1.cppm` (2 edits) 8. `implementations/Crafter.Network-ListenerHTTP1.cpp` (8 edits) — Read this one first; PR #5 changed it. 9. `interfaces/Crafter.Network-HTTP1.cppm` (2 edits) An `Edit` that fails to match means the file moved under you. Read it and port the change by hand; do not force it. **Step 2 — push immediately.** As soon as the reconstruction is on disk: `git add -A`, commit, then `git push -u origin claude/issue-3`. Do not defer the push to PR time, and push after every commit from here on. That is the only thing standing between another mid-run cutoff and losing this work a second time. **Step 3 — continue.** You were partway through wiring `SetDefaultScheme` into the HTTP/1.1 parser. Finish that, build with `crafter-build`, get the tests green — including the libssl HTTPS paths for both client and server — then open and merge the PR per your exit contract. If you hit the session limit again: commit, push, post a short comment on the issue saying exactly where you stopped, and take the blocked path. Do not silently end the turn.

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