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```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
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```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
-
```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
-
```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
-
```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
-
```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
-
```
In LTE context, it would be nice not to have to redefine the following
constants and that Doubango provides them with #define directives:
- Strings for Event and Allow-Events headers: presence, …
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Some email don't have Content-Disposition and i cant get attachments.
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# 🐛 bug report
## 🎛 Configuration (.babelrc, package.json, cli command)
.parcelrc
```
{
"extends": "@parcel/config-default",
"transformers": {
"*.ftl": ["@parcel/transformer-raw…
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Hi!
I got an API with content negotiation. For binaries resources, the caller don't know the mime type.
Typically, if it's a element in an HTML page, I can't specify headers.
When the resource GET …