Customization of whether server date headers are sent #3644
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tusharmath
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@seanmonstar auto_date_header does make more sense! |
seanmonstar
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Initially starting with issue #912 then followed up with pull request #2751, this pull request addresses the need for customizing whether the server sends the
dateheader for http/2 and http/1.1.According to RFC7231#7.1.1.2, it is not always preferable to send the
dateheader if the system may not have access to time or may not be accurate. Additionally, disabling thedateheader will result in slight performance gains.This pull request aims to allow users to customize when building the http1 or http2 service whether the date headers should be sent in responses, with a similar API to other boolean options. It also integrates tests for both http1 and 2 to prevent regression.
If you have suggestions, questions, comments, please comment on this pull request! I will promptly make changes.
Have an incredible rest of your day.