The other day I discovered an ignore_eof setting that was added to Net::HTTP and Net::HTTPResponse in ruby/net-http#15
Was wondering it makes sense for open-uri to expose setting ignore_eof via options or even setting it to false by default, but that's probably not backwards compatible, so it leaves us only the first solution?
wdyt?
The other day I discovered an
ignore_eofsetting that was added toNet::HTTPandNet::HTTPResponsein ruby/net-http#15Was wondering it makes sense for open-uri to expose setting
ignore_eofviaoptionsor even setting it tofalseby default, but that's probably not backwards compatible, so it leaves us only the first solution?wdyt?