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Streaming Middleware Fix Report
Issue
SlowAPIASGIMiddlewareforwarded the storedhttp.response.startASGI message whenever it received anhttp.response.bodymessage. Streaming responses emit multiple body messages, so the middleware sent the response-start message once per chunk. ASGI servers such as Uvicorn reject repeated response-start messages.Changes
response_startedflag to_ASGIMiddlewareResponder.StreamingResponsewith three chunks.Verification
assert 4 == 1because four response-start messages were emitted.pytest tests/test_streaming.py -qpassed:1 passed.92 passed, 12 failed.AttributeError: 'Starlette' object has no attribute 'route'intests/test_starlette_extension.py.Scope
No unrelated Starlette compatibility failures were changed. The fix is limited to ensuring that an ASGI response-start message is sent exactly once for streaming responses.