Soo... What's with the HTTP:GET payload? Rfc allows it but libraries implemebting it - don't. Anyone knows why are libs - devRant

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Condor

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Just my hunch (and probably a wrong one), but maybe it's fairly new and wasn't available when the frameworks were developed? And when it did become available, a case of "if it ain't broken, don't fix it"? 🤔
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olback

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Why would you send data with a GET request anyway? 🤔

POST/PUT/PATCH Are there for a reason.
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netikras

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@olback i know the good practices. But it shouldn't mean "rfc? Fuck it, I know better - I'll do it my way"
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netikras

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@olback just curious.. What method would you use for getByFilter()? :) it's not a _write_ method in any way. It's a get... Just with a payload containing filter criteria.

P.S. HEAD payload is also disallowed...
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hndk

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Happened to me with DELETE. It can have a payload, but some libraries don't implement it, and some servers even ignore it. GET and DELETE should get all the information required from the url they use.
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Wombat

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raheelkhan

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I think its more about convention and verb. GET refers to query something be it with a payload or query string
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olback

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@netikras GET Parameters? I don't really know what you're making.

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