Bad eof detection #10
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I know there is PR updating the github action to execute the tests, but it was failing the build here, and I've just update it here too. |
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When partials reads had been made (because of slow response, or chunked response), the response was being cached as if it was already completed.
The underlying network connection reader does not support returning an EOF, so, unless we know the size of response (when the server provides a
Content-Length) we are not able to detect the end of the body (is the calling function that is for example parsing a streaming json, that knows when it has finished reading it .. so when it closes the body, we know that the "body content" was readed).