Currently the third argument to header functions receives a buffer containing the response body. I can't think of a reason why this would be helpful.
I could imagine the request body being helpful, though that should be accessible from the request.
I'm inclined to remove this parameter from the function in a breaking change.
See #1541 where I added a test covering the current behavior.
Currently the third argument to header functions receives a buffer containing the response body. I can't think of a reason why this would be helpful.
I could imagine the request body being helpful, though that should be accessible from the request.
I'm inclined to remove this parameter from the function in a breaking change.
See #1541 where I added a test covering the current behavior.