The response header does not reflect the correct version for HTTP2 requests. Even though, wiremock replies in h2 but the version in the response header shows "HTTP/1.1 200". This is caused by the hardcoded value in the toString() method of Response.java class
@Override
public String toString() {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
**sb.append("HTTP
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We're already on Java 8 and we can use this diamond operator which was introduced in Java 7. Yet, there are lots of occurrences in code where we're still not using it. For more information about this, see this Sonar rule[0]
In case anyone is interested in fixing this, you can check all the occurrences where diamond operator could be used here[1]
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Issue
The response header does not reflect the correct version for HTTP2 requests. Even though, wiremock replies in h2 but the version in the response header shows "HTTP/1.1 200". This is caused by the hardcoded value in the toString() method of Response.java class