Hi,
I've just released HTTP 4000.1.0 to hackage:
- Fixed a bug that caused infinite loops for some URLs on some platforms
(whether the URL was a trigger is probably related to the size of the
returned data, and the affected platforms. Based on a patch by Daniel
Wagner.
- This is technically a breaking change (and hence there is an API
version bump) as the fix introduces a new member to the HStream class
which can be used to define a new payload type instead of
String/ByteString, but I scanned hackage and noone actually seems to be
doing that.
- Applied a patch by Antoine Latter to fix a bug in the handling of
301 and 307 response codes. Here's his description of the change:
***
The Network.Browser module is a convenience layer over the
Network.Http modules offering many of the niceties one would expect in
a web-browser - cookies, user authentication, and transparent handling
of redirects.
When using Network.Browser, previously (since version 4000.0.8) a
redirect response code of 301 or 307 from the server would force the
redirected request to be sent as a GET, even if the original request
was of some other HTTP method. This behavior is only appropriate for a
response code of 302 or 303 and has been fixed.
***
The upstream repo is now on github: https://github.com/haskell/HTTP,
though I may well switch back to darcs if I remain maintainer for long.
I'd like to emphasise that I have no particular desire to maintain HTTP
and if anyone else would like to take over they would be very welcome!
Cheers,
Ganesh
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