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Release closing connections from client pool - #1042
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If a request returns `Connection: close`, we should not keep the connection in the client pool. Implementation ended up going through a netty attribute since the netty isKeepAlive utility method requires a netty http response object.
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Any chance we can do a patch release for this one? 🙏 |
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Publishing 0.7.4 to maven central now |
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Thank you 🙏 |
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If a request returns
Connection: close, we should not keep the connection in the client pool.Implementation ended up going through a netty attribute since the netty isKeepAlive utility method requires a netty http response object.