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The Jetty API has changed, which mostly affects test code. Jetty now does a strict SNI host check which unfortunately causes it to return "SNI error" for our existing ad-hoc certificates. For now, I've disabled it to avoid breaking existing deployments but added a --sni-host-check command-line option so you can re-enable it if you've configured your own certificate appropriately.
It's very large and we don't use Restlet's HTTP/3 support currently.
Restlet 2.6 refuses paths with double slash in the static path and we were inadvertently generating them.
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The Jetty API has changed, which mostly affects test code.
Jetty now does a strict SNI host check which unfortunately causes it to return "Error 400 Invalid SNI" for our existing ad-hoc certificates. For now, I've disabled it to avoid breaking existing deployments but added a --sni-host-check command-line option so you can re-enable it if you've configured your own certificate appropriately.