James Hurst

Really it's just about ensuring the contents of the `lib` directory are placed wherever your `lua_package_path` is, so that you can `require("ledge")` and it will find `ledge.lua`. There was an...

Hey, thanks for the detailed report. I think the solution would be to ensure the state machine goes through `aborting` like it would when the client connection aborts. But I'm...

Hey, at this stage no, but thanks. The PR is super useful, I just need a little time to run it myself and figure out what the best place for...

Yes, if you have unread data still on the wire then something seems incorrect with that response (bad `Content-Length` for example), or you stopped reading prematurely for some other reason....

Sure, are you able to post a minimal example that would demonstrate the problem?

Pull requests welcome! ;)

This all looks good to me, but I'm not sure I understand the use case? How does this make sense as compared to say, the client in [lua-resty-websocket](https://github.com/openresty/lua-resty-websocket)? Can you...

@GuyLewin Ah ok, got it, thanks. Sounds good to me.

Please share a minimal code example that others can use to replicate your problem. If I had to guess, you are calling `set_keepalive` before you read the whole body? `set_keepalive`...

This kind of thing can happen if the server is sending a non-compliant response - look for things like a bad `Content-Length` header (wrong length), or an absent one. Or...