Franz Busch

@swift-ci please test

I am a bit torn on this. I do see the usefulness of just having an `AsyncHTTPClient.browserLike` singleton available but I am not too jazzed about bringing the whole Darwin...

I have been thinking about this a bit more since the Darwin argument wasn't convincing me fully I looked into other server ecosystems and how they tackle this. - Go:...

@swift-server-bot test this please

Great that you bring this up. In my past work, I was very heavily involved in the GDPR discussions especially around logging PII data and URLs were a common thing...

I wonder if scrambling in a LogHandler or making logging keys configurable in every library is better. Like if every log key becomes optional with some sane default values that...

> Yeah, everything is kinda tricky. A library just can't know, sometimes URLs contain PII and sometimes they really don't. Even within the same app some part might be using...

@kdubb I think that is the expected behaviour from `throttle` though. It will apply infinite demand as long as it has demand on itself. If you have a root asynchronous...

@phausler just put up a PR https://github.com/apple/swift-async-algorithms/pull/292 to change the behaviour. We would appreciate if you all could check that it is doing what you expected it to do now.

@Kolos65 Thanks for the example. Could you do me a favour an try to write a validation test that represents what currently is not working like you expect it to...