On Montag, 31. Juli 2017 23:17:42 CEST Tim Schlueter wrote: > Hi, > > Please see the attached patches which add automatic gzip decompression > for HTTP files with the Content-Encoding response header set correctly. > > It also adjusts a downloaded file's extension for br, compress, and > deflate Content-Encodings. > > Since the first patch set: > * doc/wget.texi has been updated to reflect the changes in the patches. > * Commit messages have been changed to be in the GNU change log style. > * The patches are attached to this email instead of being in the body.
Very good work ! I pushed your commit to branch 'gzip' at https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget for further review and CI testing (just had time to glance at it and made a few gzipped downloads :-)) > I have not yet had a chance to look at what would be involved to add > automated tests for this patch set. IMO, the python test server should realize the offered encoding and compress the response body appropriately. This might be trivial to a python coder. Anyways, if you have resources to help out at wget2 (https://gitlab.com/ gnuwget/wget), that would be awesome. Will test your path(es) tomorrow and give you feedback. With Best Regards, Tim
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