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hi @Magicloud , have you tried setting it directly in the Response? there's an example in the documentation on how you can do that. |
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Yes, it worked. Just that we have the ContentType and everything, if we can do this within its system. |
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I believe may actually be a bug in your Go tool. Based on the MIME type RFC (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2045#section-5.1), whitespace is allowed between parameters, but is not considered part of the parameter identifier. Therefore, according to the spec, |
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Ye, I checked the Go code, it is a string comparison. Anything technically allowed but not the same as the string would fail.... |
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I am writing a webhook tool for a Go application, which checks the response content type via direct string equality.
And when I used
ContentType::new("application", "json").with_params(("version", "1"))to set it, the result was "application/external.dns.webhook+json; version=1", which failed the comparison since in the Go code, there is no space before "version".I wonder if there is a simple way I can remove the space.
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