Override HttpHeaders toString
See original GitHub issueHttpHeaders
uses the default toString
method which ends up printing content-length:Content-Length=7
. Override the toString
method to print a coma delimited HttpHeader.toString
list, this should result in Content-Length=7,...
.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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This issue is now resolved thanks to #5855. It will be merged in a few weeks.
There are now two pull requests for this issue - #5855 and #5861. I like the implementation in #5855, but I would like to see some test cases like in #5861. @nebrass and / or @dollyd can you unify on one PR? Thanks!