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http: add complete property - #28628
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mscdex
commented
Jul 10, 2019
Missing documentation? |
ronag
commented
Jul 10, 2019
@mscdex I'd like to ask for some feedback on whether this is a valid suggestion before I spend time on docs and tests. |
BridgeAR
commented
Jul 11, 2019
@nodejs/http PTAL |
ronag
commented
Jul 13, 2019
@benjamingr since you approved the |
benjamingr
commented
Jul 13, 2019
I am really not sure but I am game going on a zoom or chat to understand all the changes you want to make to HTTP at once so I can understand the motivation and make a better decision. |
ronag
commented
Jul 13, 2019
@benjamingr sounds good to me, how do we go about setting that up? |
benjamingr
commented
Jul 14, 2019
Ping relevant parties and maybe someone from the TSC with access to the zoom? Maybe Matteo (though he probably won't have time in the coming week - probably later) |
ronag
commented
Aug 5, 2019
replaced by #28968 |
This is a suggestion to add a
completeproperty to http request and response to indicate that no further work can/should be performed on the instance.I believe this is a better alternative to the current
finishedproperty which I believe is currently incorrectly used in a lot of scenarios.Depends on #28621 and #28627 which should probably first be merged.
Checklist
make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test(Windows) passes