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Fix POST method in Pyodide HTTP session shim - #2270
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martindurant merged 3 commits intoOct 13, 2026
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RequestsSessionShim.post()forwardsPOST}torequest(), which passes it toXMLHttpRequest.open(). Remove the stray brace.Add a parameterized wrapper regression for all six methods, including URL, options and return-value forwarding. On unmodified master the POST case fails and the other five pass; with this fix the synchronous HTTP test module passes all 49 tests on native Windows CPython 3.14.3. Changelog included.
The regression captures the
request()boundary; it does not execute a browser/Pyodide runtime or claim XHR integration coverage. AI-assisted and independently reproduced. Related open PR #960 adds a separate asynchronous JS filesystem; its diff does not cover this synchronous method typo.