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Added information for HTTP methods, what they are, and if they are currently supported by Roblox's HTTPService
Added https://developer.mozilla.org/ to the list of allowed HTTP links
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https://developer.mozilla.org/ is a resource for all things web-development. The links in the proposed changes for HttpService.yaml link to detailed info on each of the listed HTTP methods. |
guessing the check system doesn't whitelist all child urls under a parent url
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Please lmk if parent URLs whitelist child URLs, I don't want to clutter the allowedlinks file |
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I'm just going to close and reopen this request as it doesn't seem to recognize the changes being made to tools/checks/utils/allowedHttpLinks.txt |
…s. (#978) ## Changes Updated HttpService.yaml to provide a short description of each of the HTTP methods, if they are permitted via Roblox scripts, and Mozilla resources for each. This is a duplicate of pull request #966 as the checks did not seem to recognize the changes made to tools/checks/utils/allowedHttpLinks.txt to allow the links to Mozilla resources on each of the HTTP methods. The only method not currently permitted by Roblox is the CONNECT method which creates a secure information tunnel between the requested and originating server. Makes sense why this isn't allowed, but its useful information to include nonetheless. ---------
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Added information for HTTP methods, what each of them are, and if they are currently supported by Roblox's HTTPService.
Connect is the only method not currently supported. This is likely because it creates an information tunnel between the target server and the server requesting the connection. I can provide the code I used to test each of the methods, but it's just a pretty simple express server and Roblox script. I'll make a feature request for the Connect method but I think its pretty unlikely that will ever get added.
I also don't know if it's a problem that I linked 3rd party sources (Mozilla Docs), but Roblox doesn't have pages for the individual HTTP methods and I don't believe it would make sense to add individual pages for them as it entirely relates to the HTTPService.
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