Bump @bufbuild/connect-web from 0.7.0 to 0.9.1

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Bumps @bufbuild/connect-web from 0.7.0 to 0.9.1.

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v0.9.1

What's Changed

• Avoid circular dependencies by @​fubhy in bufbuild/connect-es#645
• Allow HTTP 204 response in the gRPC-web client by @​timostamm in bufbuild/connect-es#656

Full Changelog: connectrpc/connect-es@v0.9.0...v0.9.1

v0.9.0

What's Changed

As of this release, connect-es supports performing idempotent, side-effect free requests using HTTP GETs. This makes it easier to cache responses in the browser, on your CDN, or in proxies and other middleboxes.

Note This functionality is only supported when using the Connect protocol—using a Connect client with a Connect server. When using any gRPC or gRPC-web client, including createGrpcTransport() and createGrpcWebTransport() from @​bufbuild/connect-web or @​bufbuild/connect-node, all requests will continue to be HTTP POSTs.

To opt into GET support for a given Protobuf RPC, you must mark it as being side-effect free using the MethodOptions.IdempotencyLevel option:

service ElizaService {
  rpc Say(stream SayRequest) returns (SayResponse) {
    option idempotency_level = NO_SIDE_EFFECTS;
  }
}

With this schema change, handlers will automatically support both GET and POST requests for this RPC. However, clients will continue to use POST requests by default, even when GETs are possible. To make clients use GETs for side effect free RPCs, set the useHttpGet option:

const transport = createConnectTransport({
  // ...
  useHttpGet: true
});

Another noteworthy change is the full support of timeouts, also known as deadlines in gRPC. For example, when a client provides the timeoutMs call option, a header Connect-Timeout-Ms is added to the request. The server parses this timeout, and if it takes longer than the given timeout to process the request, it should give up, and respond with the error code deadline_exceeded.

On a connect-es server, the parsed timeout is available as an AbortSignal on the context:

import type { HandlerContext } from "@bufbuild/connect";
const say = async (req: SayRequest, ctx: HandlerContext) => {
ctx.signal.aborted; // true if timed out
ctx.signal.reason; // an error with code deadline_exceed if timed out
ctx.timeoutMs(); // the remaining time in milliseconds
// raises an error with code deadline_exceed if timed out
ctx.signal.throwIfAborted();
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Commits

• a57540c Release 0.9.1 (#659)
• a03b065 Allow HTTP 204 response in the gRPC-web client (#656)
• e85cf5c Release 0.9.0 (#640)
• 61e5185 Remove deprecated exports from connect-web (#636)
• 9ba933e Support timeouts in clients (#635)
• 09d5d63 Allow a fetch override for connect-web (#618)
• 7c9ffe9 Add client support for Connect HTTP GET requests (#620)
• 1dae4fa Release 0.8.6 (#579)
• ed86117 Upgrade to TypeScript 5.0 (#574)
• 95b9de2 Release 0.8.5 (#571)
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