Add reason to WebSocket closure #1417
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I understand the default value change on code, but that is another issue, and it's also considered a breaking change.
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Added a comment, but your call.
Everything is cool 👍 Thanks! 🎉
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Closes #991.
According to the ASGI spec here
reasoncan be included inwebsocket.closewhich is an optional string.I think what @Kludex mentioned here makes sense:- We can includecodeinwebsocket.closeonly when it's specified in Starlette, and don't include it when not set, as per the ASGI spec it is optional int and already handled by Uvicorn here and Daphne here and Hypercorn here.reasoninwebsocket.closeonly when it's specified as per the ASGI spec it's optional and will be handled by ASGI servers.Any feedback would be appreciated.