James Coglan

Yep, including for draft-76 with HAProxy in http mode, which is really annoying. Here's the commit, can't remember if it's the complete picture but it's relevant. https://github.com/faye/faye-websocket-ruby/commit/7f88e28ba553b255dd457c5ab17445f8d0decf25

It's something that (IMO) should be handled by a WebSocket library. Part of this is a historical problem with how draft-76 does handshakes, which ought to be covered up by...

Oh and it supports `PATCH` which is a real deal-breaker for the Ruby version. Can Ruby even do `PATCH`, idk?

Fiber support is coming when I rewrite in [Fargo](http://fargo.jcoglan.com).

@rkh how the heck is this PR still open

 #sorrynotsorry

lmao

@rentalcustard or, maybe, I could not

Going to drop some thoughts here since @MylesBorins tagged me in. For context, I maintain the Faye collection of packages: [faye][1], [faye-websocket][2], [websocket-driver][3], [websocket-extensions][4] and [permessage-deflate][5]. The Faye project dates...

I don't have an opinion on this aspect of the CoC _per se_ (I am not qualified since it does not affect me, and I would defer to the experience...