Lee Hinman
Lee Hinman
> The `as` parameter is normally `nil` When you say "normally", what is the other option? Something I was originally wondering about was whether the body could be returned as...
> So... if we get a bad feed (e.g., bad XML that can't parse) and feedparser-clj fails and throws an exception, does the cleanup that Paul mentioned above happen? It...
> This all makes sense, but I'm still worried that I haven't found the case that was causing the pool starvation. Okay, let's try to get some logging from Apache,...
I'm not sure what you're asking for? Are you asking for documentation? An example file in the `examples` directory?
I agree with @RutledgePaulV, I think this is a little out of the scope for clj-http, would documenting that the library works be a good solution for now @maruks?
I pushed 36bdc14498516af16639cc7a5f0c181dbed4a448 related to this
wyegelwel writes: > I'm writing an application in which the server can quickly rule out a > request based on it's headers. When this happens the server will send >...
Okay, thanks for the reproduction, I'll take a look!
Closing this, it sounds like this is a problem on the server side cutting a transmission short.
Hmm... I'm not sure if there's something that could be done to be better about handling the broken pipe, but we can re-open this to look at trying to handle...