msgpack format chosen with content-type header #1498
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The Travis CI build errors don't seem to have anything to do with the code I added. Can anyone look at it? |
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re-run 2.3.3 test. ruby 2.4 on Mac OS X is a travis-ci issue. |
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BTW, LGTM. |
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Thanks! |
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Any chance to get this into an 0.12 release? |
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@jdconley Could you send a same patch to v0.12 branch? |
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Adds support for msgpack record(s) if the content-type header is set to “application/msgpack”.
This is to support the format of messages sent by the fluentbit project’s out_http plugin.