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GET request body failing to parse
See original GitHub issueWith an API we are building on Cloudflare Workers we support setting a body on a GET request. It works when it’s deployed on a Cloudflare Worker, however we don’t get any response from await event.request.json() with miniflare.
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:32 (4 by maintainers)
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@dan-lee Yeah I think those are to be expected and safe to ignore. Glad we figured it out!
@SupremeTechnopriest Let’s open a new issue. 👍