Re: Refactoring heads up

2024-04-26 Thread Rémy Maucherat
On Fri, Apr 26, 2024 at 7:20 PM Mark Thomas wrote: > > On 24/04/2024 17:52, Mark Thomas wrote: > > > > > My plan is to commit these changes to 11.0.x with the low risk parts > > (e.g. new methods) back-ported. Then, once we can see what is left, we > > can decide how quickly/slowly we want to

Re: Refactoring heads up

2024-04-26 Thread Christopher Schultz
Mark, On 4/26/24 13:17, Mark Thomas wrote: On 24/04/2024 17:52, Mark Thomas wrote: My plan is to commit these changes to 11.0.x with the low risk parts (e.g. new methods) back-ported. Then, once we can see what is left, we can decide how quickly/slowly we want to back-port the complete fix

Re: Refactoring heads up

2024-04-26 Thread Mark Thomas
On 24/04/2024 17:52, Mark Thomas wrote: My plan is to commit these changes to 11.0.x with the low risk parts (e.g. new methods) back-ported. Then, once we can see what is left, we can decide how quickly/slowly we want to back-port the complete fix to 10.1.x and 9.0.x (the issue was reported

Refactoring heads up

2024-04-24 Thread Mark Thomas
Hi all, The Spring folks have pinged me on an issue reported to them. The short version is that Tomcat doesn't support non-blocking reads of chunked request bodies. While we have nearly all of the pieces we need to fix this, the commit is still going to be quite large involving quite a lot

Refactoring heads up

2017-11-28 Thread Mark Thomas
Hi, As you might have worked out from my commits, I'm working on a fix for bug 60276 [1] to add gzip compression support to HTTP/2. As usual, I want to reduce duplication / copy/paste so I am looking to re-use the GzipOutputFilter from HTTP/1.1. As I have been working on this it has become