feat(transport-commons): add context.http.response
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I think this one will work great. Since this allows for redirects, can we close #2484? |
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Seems so. Will do. |
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Allows to specify any response headers for http transports.
Related to #2484.
Not sure about naming though. About
responsepart.If
httpis only about outputs (and any inputs go intoparams) then there is no need to specify that this is response headers.If
httpcan contain something besides outputs, then status part should be maybe renamed toresponseStatusfor consistency.I think the first option is more attractive to me with short names - so
status,headersand possiblylocationandcookies(those are headers too, but can be beneficial to add easier way to set them).