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Sketch 62 worked for me 👍
@ritikBhandari yes you can 👍
Sure thing @KVROHITH098 - I'm happy to review a PR for this
`_http_outgoing.js` is part of the [built-in NodeJS http module](https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/master/lib/_http_outgoing.js), it is not possible to set a response header name in an invalid format with the built-in NodeJS http module. The...
@pke, could you post an example of the response header which was causing the error to be thrown please?
@pke I am having a hard time replicating the issue, mainly because I can not build a server which creates a header name containing spaces. Could you create a server...
Thanks @milgner. Firefox's native fetch does not error and instead ignores the header, I tested this by going to http://cronos.illunis.net:1337 and running this in the browser console: ```js fetch.toString() response...
@pke, If you are happy to submit a pull-request which changes this to a `console.warn` as you originally suggested, I would accept it and release the change to npm 👍
@pke of course. The line which calls parseHeaders is this one: https://github.com/github/fetch/blob/8f48ca686f9564bf52704e0e4b410ca970b17031/fetch.js#L518
Hi, no, it is still maintained