Description

Using the fetch API from WHATWG in Google Chrome, an image upload does not have Content-Type multipart/form-data. Instead, the content type is set to the MIME type (ex: image/jpeg) with a boundary parameter. Setting Content-Type explicitly to multipart/form-data should result in an error (and it does).

How to reproduce

Follow an existing image upload example from

Version

3.1.6

Reproduction link

https://codesandbox.io/s/stupefied-river-6pyng

Steps to reproduce

use component route guard before vue-router installed.

Vue.mixin({
  beforeRouteUpdate(to, from, next) {
    next();
  }
});

Vue.use(Router)

What is expected?

Just no error or the d

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In the

Hey!

Render function can be used as a standalone library var render = require("mithril/render")
Since it requires a vnode as the second argument, my question is how to create a vnode? Is there a standalone tool than can be imported from mithril?

I tried feeding hyperscript vnode to render function, but it didn't work.

var h = require('hyperscript')
m.render(body.document,

在doInterceptions方法里有对Warehouse.interceptors的判断

if (null != Warehouse.interceptors && Warehouse.interceptors.size() > 0){
      checkInterceptorsInitStatus();
      ......
}

而Warehouse.interceptors是在InterceptorServiceImpl#init里新线程里完成添加的

         IInterceptor iInterceptor = interceptorClass.getConstructor().newInstance();
         iInterceptor.init(context);

The documentation does not make it clear whether
paths of the form:

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are allowed. These are currently supported by httprouter,
but don't seem quite in the spirit of its simple specification
(you can't have statically defined suffixes for a path element,
so why should you be allowed a statically defined prefix?)

This form:

/prefix*foo

is similarly not specified but i

For those who are not comfortable with the current documentation, we are working on a second version with a better structuration and simpler/clearer code+examples.

Roadmap:

• new navigation tree
• write / review getstarted section
• write / review advanced section
• write / review plugins section
• fix css stuff (header clickable zone, links highlight, nav, ..

The Go documentation states the following on http.Request.RemoteAddr:

The HTTP server in this package sets RemoteAddr to an "IP:port" address before invoking a handler.

Therefore, you could expect that a code like this is correct:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"net"
	"net/http"

	"github.com/go-chi/chi"
	"github.com/go-chi/chi/middleware"
)

func main() {
	r

Azure Event Hubs is like a managed Kafka service:

Allow existing Apache Kafka clients and applications to talk to Event Hubs without any code changes—you get a managed Kafka experience without having to manage your own clusters.

This suggests that we could wrap the existing kafka sink. I'd prefer that we wrap it since it is techni

Add a config option to specify host:post.
Currently one can only set the port via config option Port just for krakend to use this value as a string.

func NewServer(cfg config.ServiceConfig, handler http.Handler) *http.Server {
	return &http.Server{
		Addr:              fmt.Sprintf(":%d", cfg.Port),
                ...
	}
}

See https://github.com/devopsfaith/krakend/blob/m

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import {Middleware, ExpressErrorMiddlewareInterface} from "routing-controllers";

@Middleware({ type: "after" })
export class CustomErrorHandler implements ExpressErrorMiddlewareInterface {

    error(error: any, request: any, response: any, next: (err: any) => any) {
        console.log("do something...");
        next();
    }

}

This example code from the docume

This page:
https://github.com/klein/klein.php

'Getting started' section, in #3 it links user to URL rewriting rules but the gist is down:
https://gist.github.com/874000

Just tested this.

If I add .add('redirect', '/test-route/:queryparams') to routes, links like:

http://localhost/test-route?queryparams=param

work, if I put .add('test-route', '/test-route/:queryparams', 'test-other-route') the link above leads to a 404. Only links like:

http://localhost/test-route/param

Will work. Is this intended behavior?

I am looking for examples for defining ingress resources for skipper.
Beside the following documentation, where can I get more examples?

For instance, how would you create ingress resources for the following routes:
path1: * -> "https://www.example.org";
path2: Path("/home") -> "https://www.google.com";
dynamicPath1: Path