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My OCD is really happy that the symmetry is restored. I always felt that GET with the optional-but-actually-forbidden request body stands out. Once we transitio
by anticristi 5y ago
My OCD is really happy that the symmetry is restored. I always felt that GET with the optional-but-actually-forbidden request body stands out. Once we transition from GET to QUERY, all HTTP transactions will be header+body in one direction, followed by header+body in the other.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Once we transition from GET to QUERY, all HTTP transactions will be header+body in one direction, followed by header+body in the other. Why would you put a body in a HEAD, OPTIONS, TRACE, or DELETE request (or GET, which will continue in use alongside QUERY)? And, no, a lot of response also don't have bodies, and that will continue.
- unilynx 5y agoThere will be no transition from GET to QUERY, they will exist next to each other. Odd proxy bugs/client quirks with zero/non-zero Content-Length headers in GET requests will remain with us forever