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…ch is illegal in HTTP2 and HTTP3. Apply a simple fix
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Motivation:
Currently,
MultipartFormUploadusesPostRequestEncoderwhich includestransfer-encodingheaders which are illegal in HTTP2 and HTTP3 as per the RFC.Currently it is a simple fix, maybe this should be improved from the
nettyside itself to prevent needing to rewrite/polyfill the entirePostRequestEncoderjust for such a small thing.Fixes #2283
Side note: When testing, I noticed that the
MultipartFormUploaddoes not report any exceptions. If theres a failure in any of the handlers, the context is unaware. Is that intentional?