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feat(gatsby-source-drupal): Disable caching + add http/2 agent (#32012)
* feat(gatsby-source-drupal): Force revalidation on Drupal API requests Talking to Gatsby/Drupal users — most set long max-age for the Drupal cache to keep their edge http cache as fresh as possible as Drupal can directly purge its edge http cache. But this has the unfortunate side-effect with the recent http client change in #31514 that API calls aren't revalidated. Meaning that a user could change some content in Drupal and not see those updates in their Gatsby site until the Drupal cache expires in the Gatsby cache. This PR removes the `cache-control` header from Drupal API responses so that we only can use `etag` for caching which forces revalidation on every request. * Remove debugging line * Add http/2 agent * Disable cache — it's slower than refetch with revalidation * push don't concat * consistent return * Fix statusCode check for got * Actually this was correct... * Actually use http/2
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