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I suspect they intentionally break the HTTP spec for a similar reason: it will break some standard crawlers/bots, stop automatic retries, and things like that.
by arp242 3y ago
I suspect they intentionally break the HTTP spec for a similar reason: it will break some standard crawlers/bots, stop automatic retries, and things like that. This is trivial to account for of course, but it'll stop some script kiddies.
- ttymck 3y agoThey might also have desired it for "zero-cost" observability: everything already monitors HTTP status codes, so they can monitor bot traffic without custom instrumentation.