Fix Content-Length header to count bytes #143
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The `minified_content` is a string variable, but the content-length must always be specified in bytes. Using `response.content` works around this, as `response` has a setter on content, that encodes the bytes before they're stored
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Thank you, well spotted. I added a changelog note and updated the tests to catch the issue. Released in 1.6.1 🎉 |
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minified_contentis a string variable, but the content-length must always be specified in bytes.Using
response.contentworks around this, asresponsehas a setter on content, that encodes the bytes before they're stored