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Flush method is not implemented in CompressedOutputStream

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Hello, I have noticed that io.javalin.compression.CompressedOutputStream class does not have flush method implementation. Could you please advise if it was done intentionally (because flushing will break something) or not?

I am looking into how I can implement SSE compression in Javalin and the absence of this method does not allow flushing data during streaming (so the client receives data only at the end of the response)

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Created 10 months ago
Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)

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OptimumOpiumcommented, Dec 2, 2022

Sure, if I have time I will defiantly try to create a PR for that 😃

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tipsycommented, Dec 2, 2022

If there are no plans to implement a flush method in CompressedOutputStream I, probably, can close the question

There aren’t any plans, but I don’t think anyone is standing in your way if you want to make a PR either 😃

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