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OTOH, they both are part of the message, the url having a more wasteful encoding. So it wouldn't matter that much, unless Vercel has a reason to store the URL i
by tgv 3y ago
OTOH, they both are part of the message, the url having a more wasteful encoding. So it wouldn't matter that much, unless Vercel has a reason to store the URL in memory?
- crazygringo 3y agoNo, because the URL is not the message, it's the address. Per the acronym, it's the locator only. It's not for data. URL's get stored in logs, analytics, and so forth, where they're expected to be short. Payloads don't. So you put the payload part in the payload, not the address.