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There was a change introduced after versions 2.2.1 that breaks making a PUT request - the path part of the request is omitted. (This may also be the case for other types of requests. The issue also affects v2.3.0.)
I'm still working out the details of where exactly the bug is, but I wanted to give you a heads-up that this is coming.
The result of Http L335 changed between the two versions:
valurlToFetch: URL = newURL(urlBuilder(this))
In version 2.2.1, this would return a URL including the path. In 2.2.2, it just returns the protocol, host, and port.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@hoffrocket - I figured it out, and it's not really a bug so much as a versioning and documentation issue. In 131b20e, you added two new "put" methods to the public API. Since this was non-breaking, new functionality, it probably deserved a minor version bump.
Unfortunately, our code had an implicit conversion defined for a put method that took a String that was the path, not the body. Since the two functions had the same signature, the implicit was no longer used but the code still compiled... Alas.
There was a change introduced after versions 2.2.1 that breaks making a PUT request - the path part of the request is omitted. (This may also be the case for other types of requests. The issue also affects v2.3.0.)
I'm still working out the details of where exactly the bug is, but I wanted to give you a heads-up that this is coming.
The result of Http L335 changed between the two versions:
In version 2.2.1, this would return a URL including the path. In 2.2.2, it just returns the protocol, host, and port.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: