Philip Sändig

Since I have come up with a solution to simulate slow connections, a few tests are failing. One problem is that if only the header of the response is received,...

Yes, I created an issue [here](https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/9138).

Update: The issue I created at libcurl was marked `not-a-bug` and closed. The reasoning was that libcurl's behavior reflects the behavior from the documentation, which is that the response code...

## Simulating slow connections with mongoose I finally came up with a way to simulate slow connections with mongoose without nested calls of `mg_mgr_poll` which lead to a lot of...

Update. Just when I thought my work was finally coming to an end, the tests on windows cause issues... ## Windows Port issues ### Debugging with Wireshark As you can...

After I gave up on the tests `LocalPortTests.SetLocalPortTestOccupied` and `LocalPortTests.SetOptionTestOccupied` (which I commented out for windows, see [previous comment](https://github.com/libcpr/cpr/pull/774#issuecomment-1193359455)), and solved the remaining merge conflicts, this PR should finally be...

Now that I fixed all the merge conflicts again, this PR is again ready to be merged. In one pipeline for macOS `MultiperformGetTests.MultiperformTenSessionsGetTest` fails, but I have no idea why.

I would like to work on that issue

Yes, that would be very helpful, I think

> **BUT** this requires rewriting large parts of the http(s) test server. Also some functionality like simulating slow connections, like required [here](https://github.com/libcpr/cpr/blob/db351ffbbadc6c4e9239daaa26e9aefa9f0ec82d/test/httpServer.cpp#L88-L90) is not that easily possible any more since...