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[HttpClient] Improve default content-type handling#45812
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6f5040e to4a07695Comparestof approved these changesMar 22, 2022
fabpot approved these changesMar 23, 2022
Thank you@nicolas-grekas. |
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This improves the default behavior of handling the content-type header: with this PR, when an array is passed as body, the content-type is forced to
application/x-www-form-urlencoded.This allows setting a content-type in the default options and have it overridden when passing an array as body.
Spotted while reviewing#45791, where the proposed behavior would have allowed a cleaner patch.