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by Matthias247
1620 days ago
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That is correct. By default HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 requests are streamed and can have an "infinite" length. The presence of a content-length header will limit limit that length, and inform the peer upfront on how much data will be sent. For HTTP/1.1, a stream where the length is not known upfront required the usage of chunked encoding. With HTTP/2 and /3 that encoding is no longer required since the underlying protocol already support framing and contains and end-of-stream information. |
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