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I would be in favor of a direction that obviates this package rather than modifies it since all these features are going to be in core soon anyway.

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Sure, but I'm mostly concerned that 0.12 is going to bust request and make headaches for both of us.

What if I open source the new 0.12 http.Agent that has built-in keepAlive if you turn it on?

Hah, obviously I meant "push to npm", not "open source", since Node is all open source already :)

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That's what I figured.

I'll adopt it as the default Agent in request once you release it.

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On May 21, 2013, at 10:39PM, "Isaac Z. Schlueter" [email protected] wrote:

Sure, but I'm mostly concerned that 0.12 is going to bust request and make headaches for both of us.

What if I open source the new 0.12 http.Agent that has built-in keepAlive if you turn it on?

Hah, obviously I meant "push to npm", not "open source", since Node is all open source already :)

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Cool, then I will go ahead and make the breaking change. I'm pretty sure that the API in question is only used by you anyway :)

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