Hi all,
That escalated quickly. :-) I'm going to reply to the only request for
clarification I could identify in this exchange -- if I missed others, please
let me know.
>> Is the proposal really suggesting that a developer would still need to do
>> `if(!empty($request->server[‘HTTPS’]) && $request->server[‘HTTPS’] !==
>> ‘off’) {…}` rather than just providing a `secureTransport` property (or
>> `https` if you prefer)?
>
> Not sure. Paul needs to answer that.
This is another one of those places where several of the individual projects
have something similar, but not close-enough to each other to represent it in
the ServerRequest object. Some honor '1' as 'on', some do not, etc.
So, yes, I'm saying that existing code using $_SERVER could use this as a
replacement:
$secure = ($request->server['HTTPS'] ?? null) === 'on';
I'm open to discussion about additions to the object for this or other
purposes, though, if we can decide on "the right way" to calculate new proposed
values.
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