Ross A. Baker
Ross A. Baker
I'm sorry for the overdue reply, and thank you for reporting. I'm reluctant to log full stack traces on client errors, because logging stack traces at high volume can really...
@Daenyth Had you seen this again when you bumped this? Trying to get a feel for how fresh this is.
What are you trying to get out of the response? The function passed to `fetch` needs to get everything out of `res` that you need. Something like this is common:...
`toHttpService` is intended exactly for this proxy scenario. If your service returns the response from `toHttpService.run(req)`, then the server will consume the body to render the response, and the connection...
No. Fetch releases the connection at the end of its response callback function. On Tue, Jun 19, 2018, 22:50 i328254 wrote: > Thanks a lot @rossabaker > just one more...
I don't know exactly where to look, but there's usually someone around on Gitter to help with any questions.
Which JVM? We've seen some quirks with SSL and Blaze on Java 11, starting around Java 11.0.3.
That should be correct, yes. Reverting http4s/http4s#2458 would have a terrible effect on performance: we need it for connection reuse. But there appears to be some sort of a race...
Excellent, thank you! I'll see what I can do with this over the US holiday break.
If you have a logback.xml, you can get more info without building: ```xml ``` To try new client code locally, from the http4s repo, `publishLocal`, and depend on the ensuing...