allow longer http methods for service-specific custom methods#12311
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I think this a good idea. The longest registered method UPDATEREDIRECTREF is 17 characters long. By custom methods do you mean methods not registered? |
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Thank you for the additional motivation to change the current limitation! Our custom methods won't be registered because they are used only in our internal services. The max length of our methods is 18 bytes, so I think 23 is large enough for those who use custom, unregistered methods. |
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Hi, team! Looks like #10720 has accidentally added a new limitation to the length of HTTP methods to
11, which affects our internal use of curl(1).This PR doubles the limitation, which is large enough for our usage. Can you take a look at it?