Stephen M. Coakley

This doesn't seem to be aiming to correct the right thing here. The problem is that Isahc understands three different scenarios: - A request with a body of known size,...

Sorry this slipped under my radar for so long! I won't be able to make a release this week, but by the 16th I should have a lighter workload and...

It has [now been released](https://github.com/sagebind/castaway/releases/tag/0.2.3)! Thank you for your extreme patience.

Maybe I misunderstood the draft spec, but I did not think type 2 was specific to squashfs and that using squashfs was an implementation detail. From the draft: > *Type...

That's a good point, it shouldn't be too hard to read the magic bytes right after the offset of the ELF, that seems like a reasonable solution to me. I...

It is possible there is some build-time configuration `define` that we aren't setting when building the bundled libcurl version that usually gets set when libcurl is built using its typical...

We don't control which version of OpenSSL is linked to, that would probably be up to openssl-sys to decide, assuming libcurl works with it.

When using `Easy2`, you are meant to access incoming response headers by implementing the [`header`](https://docs.rs/curl/0.4.44/curl/easy/trait.Handler.html#method.header) method on your [`Handler`](https://docs.rs/curl/0.4.44/curl/easy/trait.Handler.html). Under the hood, `Easy::header_function` gets the header data using this mechanism...

For anyone who might want to take a stab at this, here's the place where this is getting configured in the libcurl build: https://github.com/alexcrichton/curl-rust/blob/65d360ff46dc2bdede7bb396b382f76a4c3fdfcd/curl-sys/build.rs#L106

There is no such feature as `http3-quiche` and currently it is not possible to enable HTTP/3 support in the Rust wrapper. Also keep in mind that HTTP/3 support in curl...