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Update to HTTP 1? #181
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Thanks for the ref. to the WebIO discussion. Also ref. #179. I believe a lot of effort has been put into HTTP lately, but there may still be features here that is lacking in HTTP.jl. I don't know. It seems you are temporarily stranded on a detail. However, @anj00 just submitted PR #182. Are you already working together on this, or could you make suggestions to that PR based on your local changes? |
I didn't know he's working on it. He's further along than me I hope his PR can work. 😃 |
I will be travelling for the next few days. It would be really great if you could help out with the PR, see that last comment! |
Alright. I pass the original tests after updating show_test.jl. Looks like it last worked pre-Julia 1.6 |
We have now published v1.6.0, since there is some holdup in other packages. While updating README, I discovered one obstacle: Returning Response(200) is no longer acceptable to HTTP.jl, while other response codes are. Thanks for the input, and don't hesitate to PR if you have further improvements! |
There are several popular package dependencies on WebSockets which conflict with using HTTPv1 in the same environment.
JuliaGizmos/WebIO.jl#500
Can we make a new release that makes WebSockets use HTTP1? That might be easier than updating several packages to drop the use of WebSockets.
I tried to look at this but I am having trouble passing tests on Windows as well as WSL/Ubuntu.
On WSL/Ubutnu
On Windows it freezes after starting the Client_listen test.
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