Support large routing requests via POST and PUT#920
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==> no longer have to fit into the URL Hello pcace! Could you please first explain the need for implementing POST requests? |
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Summary
This change adds request-body support for standalone
/brouterrouting requests so largenogos,polylines, andpolygonsno longer have to fit into the URL.This PR is based on a clean branch from
upstream/masterand contains only the standalone request-body support change.What changed
POSTandPUTrequest bodies for/brouterGETquery parameter support unchangedContent-TypeandContent-LengthmaxRequestLengthserver propertyPUTuploadsPOSTbody routing and large polygonPUTrequestsNotes
application/x-www-form-urlencodedandtext/plainValidation
GETandPUTlocallyPUTrequest with a body slightly above 5 MiB against a deployed server