Florent Georges
Florent Georges
I guess it falls under the "no one took responsibility of it when migrating to W3C" thing. As it is already used as is, but still in "candidate" status, I...
PR for changes to the spec?
Well, last time we looked at the PR on the implementation, the code did not compile, because of some missing POM :-) Yes, I am digging around for the spec....
A first version is available at http://expath.github.io/expath-cg/specs/http-client/. @adamretter @ChristianGruen Can you have a look? Especially for layout and conventions. I followed conventions from your draft of HTTP Client 2.0, the...
Good catch! As far as I can tell, this is the only change. It was sitting somewhere on my "current" draft (on my laptop from back in the days), which...
@adamretter If you did, and I did, that's a good proportion of the implementations :-) I suggest I leave it and mark it as a "MAY". Thanks for the PR,...
From experience, the only way to test a HTTP Client is to define a HTTP Server that returns specific informations based on the URL and maybe other bits from the...
Published. Claudius to announce it and request comments. Email sent on 2015-02-14.
_Adding some variations as a comment, in order to keep the main description shorter._ If you change the code to ``client.eval(`cts.doc('/test.txt')`)``, you get the following result: ```js [ { format:...
Thank you, @anu3990 ! I will test it once it's released.