fix(server): avoid superfluous response.WriteHeader call in EncodeJSONResponse - #543
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…NResponse EncodeJSONResponse was calling w.WriteHeader(status) before json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(i). If encoding failed after partially writing to the response, http.Error would attempt a second WriteHeader, producing the "http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call" log message seen in high-concurrency environments. The fix encodes to a bytes.Buffer first, writes the header only on success, and returns a clean 500 when encoding fails. Changes: - Encode JSON to an intermediate buffer before writing headers - Add unit tests for success, custom status, and encode-error cases Fixes coinbase#407
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Fixes #407
EncodeJSONResponse was calling w.WriteHeader(status) before json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(i). If encoding failed after partially writing to the response, http.Error would attempt a second WriteHeader, producing the "http: superfluous response.WriteHeader call" log message seen in high-concurrency environments.
The fix encodes to a bytes.Buffer first, writes the header only on success, and returns a clean 500 when encoding fails.
Changes: