
Worked on the zalando/skipper repository to address a WebSocket upgrade header propagation issue in Go-based backend systems. Focused on HTTP proxy and network programming, the developer fixed a bug where backend response headers were not forwarded to clients during protocol upgrades, particularly for non-101 status responses. The solution involved copying all backend headers to the client response before writing the upgrade status code, ensuring consistent and clear error messages for clients. This change improved reliability and compatibility for client connections, and was reinforced through targeted tests and code reviews, demonstrating a methodical approach to backend development and protocol handling.
May 2025: Skipper WebSocket upgrade header propagation bug fix and reliability improvements. Implemented to ensure all backend headers are copied to client responses during protocol upgrade, including non-101 status responses, resulting in consistent error messages and improved client compatibility. Related commit: 703d8e86f2c4b70cf9a93613052548584a53726b (Copy backend headers during protocol upgrade attempt, #3491).
May 2025: Skipper WebSocket upgrade header propagation bug fix and reliability improvements. Implemented to ensure all backend headers are copied to client responses during protocol upgrade, including non-101 status responses, resulting in consistent error messages and improved client compatibility. Related commit: 703d8e86f2c4b70cf9a93613052548584a53726b (Copy backend headers during protocol upgrade attempt, #3491).

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