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The point is that if you do that, you end up with lots of undefined behaviour in existing software that has not been patched yet. If you make it a whole new re

The point is that if you do that, you end up with lots of undefined behaviour in existing software that has not been patched yet. If you make it a whole new request method, existing unpatched software should just respond with "Method not allowed".

topham 4mo ago
Which means you have to structure everything around multiple scenarios anyway.
- Ghoelian 3mo ago
  Yes, but existing software has already been built around the scenario of only accepting request methods you actually handle.