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Or probably just an Allow header on a response to another query (e.g. when fetching an object, server could respond with an Allow: GET, PUT, DELETE if the user
by notpushkin 1y ago
Or probably just an Allow header on a response to another query (e.g. when fetching an object, server could respond with an Allow: GET, PUT, DELETE if the user has read-write access and Allow: GET if it’s read-only).
- 9dev 1y agoThat’s a neat idea actually, I think I’ll need to read up on the semantics of Allow again…. There is no reason you couldn’t just include it with arbitrary responses, no?
- notpushkin 1y agoI don’t see why not!