Emit a new event "headerLines" to gain access to the raw headers #364
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andris9
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@andris9 Thanks for the approval! I guess this will require a new release. Is there any plan to do that soon?. |
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Why?
I need to gain access to the raw headers for human analysis.
Was there a workaround?
Yes, to reverse-engineer the headers map which is not ideal.
Was there other ways to implement it?
Yes, the other option was to emit headers with a new wrapper object with both headers and headerLines, however, that would break backward compatibility.