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Emit end event for requests without body - #136
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| $request->emit('end'); | ||
| $request->close(); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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Emitting events on another instance should generally be avoided. Also, this looks somewhat similar to the code below, perhaps this can/should be unified?
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Ping @clue have a look at this new approach. |
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Currently only requests with a body will emit the
endevent ( #116 and #129).This ensures that a completed request without a body (e.g. GET-Request) will emit an
endevent.