| 1 | Revision history for AnyEvent::HTTP |
1 | Revision history for AnyEvent::HTTP |
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| 3 | TODO: provide lwp_request function that takes an lwp http requets and returns a http response. |
3 | TODO: provide lwp_request function that takes an lwp http requets and returns a http response. |
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4 | TODO: http://efl20.com/wp-register.php refresh-header, instead of location |
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5 | TODO: download example |
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7 | - hopefully fully upgraded to HTTP/1.1. |
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8 | - use more differentiated status 59x codes. |
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9 | - ignore leading zeroes in http version. |
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10 | - handle spaces in content-length headers more gracefully. |
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11 | - much improved cookie implementation: |
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12 | - properly implement cookie expiry (for new cookies). |
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13 | - new function to expire cookies and sessions: cookie_jar_expire. |
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14 | - add special exception to parse broken expires= keys in |
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15 | set-cookie headers. |
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16 | - do not quote cookie values when not strictly necessary, to |
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17 | improve compatibility with broken servers. |
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18 | - accept and send lots of invalid cookie values exactly as |
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19 | they were received - this should not impact valid values. |
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20 | - lowercase cookie parameter names for improved compatibility. |
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21 | - support the max-age cookie parameter, used if expires is missing. |
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22 | - support cookie dates (and a few others) in parse_date. |
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23 | - suppoer value-less parameters (e.g. secure, httponly). |
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25 | 1.5 Fri Dec 31 04:47:08 CET 2010 |
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26 | - bugfix: after headers were received, if any error occured the wrong |
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27 | (server-sent) Status and Reason fields would be passed to the callback. |
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28 | - when an error occurs during transfer, preserve status/reason. |
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29 | - add socks4a connect example. |
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30 | - new "tcp_connect" parameter. |
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31 | - new format_date and parse_date functions. |
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32 | - diagnose unexpected eof as such when the length is known. |
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33 | - add 205 to the responses without body. |
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35 | 1.46 Mon Sep 6 08:29:34 CEST 2010 |
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36 | - some (broken) servers differentiate between empty search parts |
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37 | and nonexistant search parts, work around this (problem |
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38 | analyzed by Sergey Zasenko). |
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39 | - possibly increase robustness by always setting an on_error |
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40 | callback on the AnyEvent::Handle object (especially in case |
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41 | of user errors, such as nehative timeouts). |
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42 | - we now always follow 301/302/303 redirects and mutate POST to GET. |
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43 | - we now always follow 307 redirects, even for POST. |
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44 | - header-less responses are not parsed correctly (at a negative |
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45 | speed penatly :). |
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47 | 1.45 Wed Jun 16 21:15:26 CEST 2010 |
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48 | - fix a bug where the handle would go away directly after a successful |
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49 | connect (analyzed and patch by Maxim Dounin). |
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50 | - due to popular demand, introduce the Redirect pseudo response header. |
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51 | - document URL pseudo-header better. |
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52 | - explain how to implement DNS caching. |
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54 | 1.44 Sat Dec 5 16:36:20 CET 2009 |
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55 | - do not generate content-length on get requests (if the body is empty), |
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56 | as there are even more broken servers out there. |
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57 | - allow set_proxy to clear the proxy again. |
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58 | - set_proxy will now croak on invalid urls. |
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59 | - support overriding the Host-header (requested by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa). |
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61 | 1.43 Fri Aug 14 17:02:02 CEST 2009 |
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62 | - provide on_prepare callback on common request. |
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64 | 1.42 Wed Aug 5 18:43:01 CEST 2009 |
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65 | - allow suppression of auto-supplied header fieds by specifying undef |
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66 | (requested by Mr Guest). |
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67 | - allow proxy scheme to be missing, as documented |
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68 | (reported by Mr Guest). |
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69 | - do not follow redirects if we do not have a location header |
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70 | (requested by Mr Guest). |
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72 | 1.41 Sat Jul 25 03:27:05 CEST 2009 |
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73 | - correctly parse completely headerless responses (e.g. by gatling). |
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74 | (analysed by Robin Redeker). |
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76 | 1.4 Tue Jul 7 02:14:53 CEST 2009 |
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77 | - http_request would not instantly clear the connection slot on |
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78 | tcp_connect failures, potentially leading to deadlocks. |
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79 | - fix a bug where a connection error is wrongly reported |
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80 | as EINPROGRESS. |
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81 | - new parameters: on_header, on_body, want_body_handle. |
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82 | - redirects will be followed when recurse is enabled whether or not |
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83 | the body dowload was successful or not. |
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84 | - include :port in Host header when given in the url (many sites break |
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85 | when it's always there, and many break if it's missing...). |
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86 | - pass the empty string, not undef, when there is no body but |
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87 | no error occured. |
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88 | - allow passing of tls_ctx, predefine two https security profiles. |
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89 | - ucfirst all error messages generated internally. |
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90 | - include "U" token in User-Agent. |
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91 | - document $AnyEvent::HTTP::MAX_PER_HOST. |
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92 | - allow empty field names in response headers (microsoft hits. microsoft |
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93 | hits. microsoft hits. you die). |
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95 | 1.12 Thu Jun 11 14:45:18 CEST 2009 |
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96 | - $scheme wasn't optional in the proxy specification (reported by |
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97 | Felix Antonius Wilhelm Ostmann). |
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99 | 1.11 Fri Nov 21 09:18:11 CET 2008 |
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100 | - work around a perl core bug not properly refcounting function arguments, |
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101 | causing "200 OK" with random body results (reported by Дмитрий Шалашов). |
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| 5 | 1.1 Thu Oct 30 04:46:27 CET 2008 |
103 | 1.1 Thu Oct 30 04:46:27 CET 2008 |
| 6 | - work around different behaviour of AnyEvent::Handle in TLS mode. |
104 | - work around different behaviour of AnyEvent::Handle in TLS mode. |
| 7 | - cleanup cookie implementation, many examples and comments were |
105 | - cleanup cookie implementation, many examples and comments were |
| 8 | provided by Дмитрий Шалашов. |
106 | provided by Дмитрий Шалашов. |
