Tyler Bui-Palsulich

Another endpoint idea (standalone or as part of a set of info returned for a module): available versions of a given module.

> Shouldn't people use cmd/go for that? Not least because of the fall-through semantics of the go env GOPROXY` variable. Noting #37367 There are some cases where `cmd/go` might not...

Thanks for the quick response. :smile: Yes, I downloaded the phar, renamed it, and put it on my `PATH`. Let me know if you need more detail!

Oh, and answering the last question, we have a documentation pipeline that takes YAML as input. So, I was investigating what it would take to generate for PHP. How much...

Ah, that's unfortunate, but I totally understand. I'll see what I can do with the XML output. Thank you for the helpful project and great support!

The XML is working pretty well so far. There are a couple quirks we'll need to work out with `@see`. I'll file issues as needed. :smile:

Thanks! That leads to: ``` This class is created internally by <a href="classes/Google-Cloud-Vision-Annotation.html"><abbr title="\Google\Cloud\Vision\Annotation">Annotation</abbr></a> and is used ``` Is there a way to avoid the escaping? Or perhaps even leaving...

If we exposed the middleware that takes the HTTP request and calls the user's function, users could register the handlers however they want. Part of that includes adding additional logging...

Note that as a workaround, you can call `http.ListenAndServe` directly. You don't have to use `Start` (you can see the function body is very minimal).

What I meant was directly replace your call to `funcframework.Start` with `http.ListenAndServe`.