Hi folks,
I have a problem with HTTP::Body not returning the raw body content for
responses parsed by the UrlEncoded parser, which is causing us a
problem in Dancer1:
https://github.com/PerlDancer/Dancer/issues/1140
My preferred fix for this is for HTTP::Body::UrlEncoded to stash the
body being parsed away in a temp file as the other parsers already do -
which I've submitted as a patch in RT #111876:
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=111876
First off - do you consider that sensible, and would you consider
applying it and getting a new HTTP::Body release out - and if so, would
that be likely to be doable in the near future? (If you agreed with
the change but don't have time to maintain HTTP::Body or get new
releases out, I may be willing to step up as a co-maint and clear some
of the older tickets in the queue too perhaps.)
Alternatively - if you don't agree with my proposed change, or don't
think a new release with it in could be forthcoming for some time,
would you have any objections to me bundling up my modified version of
HTTP::Body as Dancer::HTTP::Body and shipping it with Dancer
(maintaining the licencing/author information and with PAUSE told not
to index it)?
Cheers
Dave P (bigpresh)
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I have a problem with HTTP::Body not returning the raw body content for
responses parsed by the UrlEncoded parser, which is causing us a
problem in Dancer1:
https://github.com/PerlDancer/Dancer/issues/1140
My preferred fix for this is for HTTP::Body::UrlEncoded to stash the
body being parsed away in a temp file as the other parsers already do -
which I've submitted as a patch in RT #111876:
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=111876
First off - do you consider that sensible, and would you consider
applying it and getting a new HTTP::Body release out - and if so, would
that be likely to be doable in the near future? (If you agreed with
the change but don't have time to maintain HTTP::Body or get new
releases out, I may be willing to step up as a co-maint and clear some
of the older tickets in the queue too perhaps.)
Alternatively - if you don't agree with my proposed change, or don't
think a new release with it in could be forthcoming for some time,
would you have any objections to me bundling up my modified version of
HTTP::Body as Dancer::HTTP::Body and shipping it with Dancer
(maintaining the licencing/author information and with PAUSE told not
to index it)?
Cheers
Dave P (bigpresh)
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