[new release] h2 (7 packages) (0.13.0) #26490
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#26498 adds the required upper bounds that are failing in CI |
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#26498 now merged. |
CHANGES: - h2: surface (body) write failures through `flush` ([anmonteiro/ocaml-h2#247](anmonteiro/ocaml-h2#247)) - `Body.Writer.flush` now takes a callback of the type ``([ `Written | ` Closed] -> unit)``, informing the caller whether the previous writes have been written or whether the output channel was closed.
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A high-performance, memory-efficient, and scalable HTTP/2 library for OCaml
CHANGES:
flush(anmonteiro/ocaml-h2#247)
Body.Writer.flushnow takes a callback of the type([ `Written | ` Closed] -> unit), informing the caller whether theprevious writes have been written or whether the output channel was
closed.