Keep incoming Transfer-Encoding: chunked request header#316
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Rebased on master to resolve merge conflict now that #315 is in |
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This simple PR ensures that we keep the incoming
Transfer-Encoding: chunkedheader as-is. This is in line with how we handle other request headers (#262) and also how other servers seem to handle this header. The original behavior (#137) made sense back when the server would theoretically accept alternative transfer encodings, but this option has explicitly been removed a while ago anyway (#140).Refs #262
Refs #137
Refs #140