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Alternative naive solution: Add a body to GET requests. As I said, this is totally naive. Is there some obvious reason why this is a terrible idea, or not real
by nonethewiser 3y ago
Alternative naive solution: Add a body to GET requests.
As I said, this is totally naive. Is there some obvious reason why this is a terrible idea, or not really possible?
- earthling8118 3y agoThere are a lot of client implementations that don't support this. You already can add a body to GETs but you'll likely run into issues somewhere due to this. I believe that JavaScript's fetch doesn't allow for this as one example. That's a big one that is probably important to have but there are many others.
- kevincox 3y agoBecause a lot of existing proxies and other middleware will just drop the body. Or even worse not consider it in caching decisions but still proxy it.