Fix #1: 🎯 Restore Request Body Stream After Context.Bind() to Prevent Downstream Body Exhaustion#5
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Resolved functional logic defect and ensured proper cleanup. Signed-off-by: abhiavi <khaparde.abhishek@gmail.com>
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Summary of Changes
This pull request resolves issue #1: 🎯 Restore Request Body Stream After Context.Bind() to Prevent Downstream Body Exhaustion.
Technical Details
Resolved Request Body Read Limitation: Implemented a middleware that caches the HTTP request body, enabling multiple reads of the request payload. This addresses the defect where the original
c.Request().Bodycould only be read once, causing issues in scenarios requiring repeated access to the request data.Enhanced Security with Body Size Limitation: Integrated a configurable maximum body size limit within the middleware to mitigate potential Denial of Service (DoS) attacks. The default maximum body size is set to 1 MB, ensuring that excessively large requests are constrained, thereby protecting server resources.
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