Yes, true. But the effect is the same in that users end up with one LF too many ;)On 09/02/2017 12:04 AM, Stephane Epardaud wrote:
From https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#processField, the line feed is always added to data buffer. But now sse client missed this step the remove the last character from if it is a LF.Sorta related: you add a newline at the end of the data read via SSE in the client, but that's not correct: the NL should only be added if you have more than one 'data' field after another.
Well, this spec has no escaping, that I can find. But yes if we do meet a LF (or any other allowed terminator, because I'm not sure LF is the only one), we should start a new `data: ` line. This will at least deserialise properly on the other end.Should we escape these character ? Or we need to write another data field when meet these chars ?And similarly, you should really do some escaping when serialising SSE data, because \n and \r are special chars. I'm pretty sure as it is, it's not valid SSE.