Marcel Hellkamp

Nothing changed. It is (and always was) possible to filter by host id, but the documentation at https://openitcockpit.io/api/ still does not reflect that. This issue is about documentation being outdated...

Those are undocumented (and thus private and maybe unstable) APIs according to https://openitcockpit.io/api/

Looks like the current license is (by accident) just AGPL. The "Commons Clause" can be removed or ignored according to the current wording of the LICENSE.txt files, and the wording...

Proper text rendering could be don with pango. I'm working on that. Unfortunately, my fork already diverged too much to make a PR feasible :/

Is there any real-world client that actually compresses from data?

Not sure if this should be handled by a multipart parser. Content encoding can be handled transparently by an upper layer, e.g. by a WSGI middleware instead.

While the HTTP spec allows it, I never came across a client that does it. I'd suggest implementing this as separate WSGI middleware and keep this library focused. This is...

Ahh wait, you are implementing this for individual parts, not the entire request? I am only realizing that now. That changes the story a bit. It's still a very rare...

They work with or without `Authorization` header, with or without `@RolesAllowed`. Both are ignored. There is an `UnauthorizedException` error in the logs if `@RolesAllowed` is used but the websocket still...

Okay, more details: If `@RolesAllowed` is on the class, then the websocket handshake is accepted, but the socket is then closed abnormally (code 1006, no end frame) because of `UT026001:...