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Setup Request.url on the server side (issue #1041) #1055
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Hmmm, weird that this seems to be causing downloads tests to fail? I'm not sure why that would be. I can help take a look next week, but feel free to try to dig in in the mean time. |
Hmmmm, @oxinabox, do you happen to know if the |
Hmm it seems that tester service is broken. I think their webserver might be broken. |
Yeah, that's kind of what I suspected as well. We recently switched to use the JuliaHub-hosted httpbin; I wonder if we could utilize that for these tests as well (they're still occasionally flaky, but much more robust than any other test service we've ever used) |
The only test cases we use are:
Those links fully describe them. Which HTTP-Bin does not have examples of. |
Yeah, some of these errors are over my head tbh. Thanks for looking into the errors but not sure what I can do here. |
Any progress here? Run again into this missing feature (second time at least - it is so intuitive to think that |
What needs to happen i think is:
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#1041 describes what I need. The fact request.url exists would make the user of the package want to use it but having it always empty and that you have to call URI(request.target).path is not obvious.
It's a one line change because I don't want to change the other gethandler functions.