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var formData = new FormData();
formData.append("picFile1", narrowFiles[0]);
formData.append("picFile2", narrowFiles[1]);
formData.append("pub_time", "xxxx");
the picFile1 and picFile2 is Multipart file type.
the pub_time is text
how can i check picFile1 org picFile2 is exists and how can i get pub_time filed value ?
the multipart example does not show how to get it .
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The comment on CookieIdentityPolicy::http_only() says "By default, the HttpOnly attribute is omitted from issued cookies":
https://github.com/actix/actix-extras/blob/56051786a6caadc9dc58b923d2c1f0268609d5b0/actix-identity/src/cookie.rs#L259
However, it seems to me that the http_only Option defaults to None here in new():
https://github.com/actix/actix-extras/blob/56051786a6caadc9dc5
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I think (although I'm not entirely sure) that OpenSSL is the only runtime dependency of atomic-server. It's required only for the HTTPS setup process, which is currently done using acme_lib. I could use rustls-acme for this. Also, I could make the https setup process an optional feature, which seems a bit easier.
I don't think this is
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I have found that Hearth works on OSX just great:

It would be good to have executable for Mac. It might be automated using Travis:
https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/reference/osx/
As well as support of tokio 1.0
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I'd like to configure stack size(and probably give threads names), afaik it's currently not possible.