Support for HTTP verbs
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’m working on a project at work that would require to use the PATCH
HTTP verb. But it seems not being possible. I have not checked for some common other verb but it can be nice to use all verbs of the spec.
https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/HTTP/Méthode/PATCH https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5789
best regards
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OK. Actually Kuzzle refuses to start because it considers that the plugin is not correctly configured, and it is a wanted behaviour. Also, the error message is quite explicit (I was wondering about that), so there is no issue with the fact that Kuzzle crashes if a plugin uses a route with an unknown verb.
So to sum up, the discussion is only about allowing plugins to use PATCH verb in their HTTP routes. I see no contraindication to that, so we will add this in a future release 😉
Thanks for your request.
Using docker stack, PM2 is restarting kuzzle everytime, because the node script is crashing.