There were too many false positive responses from libmagic to have this
just happen in the background. In a future release I may add a specific
error which is returned when the given file has no extension, and
downstream application developers can use that as an indicator that they
should ask the user if they want to detect the filetype, making use of
libmagic directly in the downstream application as appropriate.
This fixes a bug where a chunked response would be partially read and then hang forever waiting for another chunk, and adds additional debug logging to the request process.
- Use reqwest's async client
- Convert items_iter() to a futures::Stream
- make Mastodon client an Arc smart pointer, removing the need for OwnedPage.
- remove MastodonClient and HttpSender traits; these can be re-added once async trait fns are stabilized
- make EventStream a futures::Stream
D. Scott Boggs
Matthias Beyer