Recognise PATCH as a valid HTTP verb. #1
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This is defined in RFC5789: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5789 This is in active use by GitHub's v3 API, among others. As a quick overview for anyone unfamilar with PATCH, it's basically a partial-PUT, passing only the changes - for instance, let's say you wanted to update a customer's contact email address, you might send a PATCH request to `/customer/42/contactdetails` with a JSON payload describing just the parts which have changed, for instance `{ email: 'bob@example.com' }`.
(Sorry - just have used $ to jump to EOL in insert mode by mistake or something, and didn't notice. Despite it being a simple change, I should have tested it before submitting the PR. /me hangs head)
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Sure - closing this PR, and replacing it with one with a single commit. |
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This is defined in RFC5789: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5789
This is in active use by GitHub's v3 API, among others.
As a quick overview for anyone unfamilar with PATCH, it's basically a
partial-PUT, passing only the changes - for instance, let's say you wanted to
update a customer's contact email address, you might send a PATCH request to
/customer/42/contactdetailswith a JSON payload describing just the partswhich have changed, for instance
{ email: 'bob@example.com' }.