Stephan Aßmus dd94ba7213 TransportTimeout now refers to any state (#1467) ... The TransportTimeout value is now applied to the "response header timeout" and "expect continue timeout" as is. Previously there was a hard limit of 10 seconds and 1 second respectively (originating from the article I based the previous PR on). While this doesn't allow for fine-grained control, it is reasonable to apply the meaning of "transport timeout" to any state or phase of a HTTP connection. This change should solve the needs of some Piper clients to configure very long response header timeouts of 5 minutes and above.		2020-04-28 21:48:00 +02:00
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downloader_test.go	Support nested folders when performing a http download into a file (#1206)	2020-02-25 16:52:12 +01:00
downloader.go	Support nested folders when performing a http download into a file (#1206)	2020-02-25 16:52:12 +01:00
http_test.go	Future proof the http-timeout test for go 1.14 (#1321)	2020-03-31 09:18:09 +02:00
http.go	TransportTimeout now refers to any state (#1467)	2020-04-28 21:48:00 +02:00