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-ROADMAP
-=======
-
-This document explains in as much details as possible the
-list of planned changes and work to be done on the Cowboy
-server. It is intended to be exhaustive but some elements
-might still be missing.
-
-2.0 (R17 and R18)
------------------
-
-The main features that will be added to Cowboy 2.0 are support
-for HTTP/2.0 and Websocket permessage deflate compression.
-
-A complete analysis of the httpbis set of specifications
-will be performed and extensive tests will be written to
-ensure maximum compatibility.
-
-A number of backward incompatible changes are planned. These
-changes are individually small, but together should result
-in a large improvement in usability.
-
-### New cowboy_req function
-
-A convenience function will be added to more easily process
-HTML forms that were sent using POST. These forms have two
-main ways of being submitted: as a form urlencoded format,
-or as multipart. The latter case may also be used to submit
-files, therefore we also need a way to handle this. We also
-need to take into account that we are reading from the socket
-and can't take as much a shortcut as with `match_qs/2`.
-
-The function will work similarly to other body reading functions,
-in that it may require more than one call to obtain everything.
-In this case there would be two return values: the `ok` return
-with the map filled with key/value pairs, ending the body reading;
-and the `file` return that informs the caller that a file has been
-provided and the caller must handle it. If the caller calls the
-function again without doing anything, the part is just skipped,
-like what `part/1` is doing. If a file is the last input from
-the form then a subsequent call will return an `ok` return with
-an empty map.
-
-The interface would look as follow:
-
-```
-match_body(Fields, Req) -> match_body(Fields, Req, [])
-match_body(Fields, Req, Opts)
-	-> {ok, Map, Req}
-	| {file, FieldName, Filename, CType, CTransferEncoding, Map, Req}
-	when Req::req()
-```
-
-It would be up to the caller to decide what to do with the
-maps returned. Fields are in order so the map returned may
-be empty if the form starts with a file, or may only
-contain the values before the file input if this one is
-in the middle of the form. It is of course possible to
-merge all maps returned into one though that should not
-be needed very often.
-
-It is also possible to switch from this function to only
-multipart functions if the function returns a `file` tuple,
-as this function is a higher level interface that simply
-calls the multipart functions when the request body is
-in multipart format.
-
-### Hooks
-
-The interface of the `onresponse` hook will change. There has
-been a number of issues and added complexity with the current
-interface that warrant fixing. The main problem is that the
-hook may be used to change the reply, by calling the reply
-function again, forcing us to be careful not to reprocess
-everything again.
-
-To fix that, we will cut the reply mechanism in two steps,
-one that is basically some preprocessing of the response
-header to follow the protocol requirements, and then the
-actual response. The `onresponse` hook will fit in the
-middle, being called from the first step and calling the
-second step itself.
-
-If a body streaming function is provided, the hook will
-also receive it (unlike today). It will not be able to
-inspect its contents however.
-
-This should greatly simplify the code and allow users to
-do any operation they wish.
-
-### Low-level interface documented
-
-A special chapter of the manual will document a low-level
-interface that may be used in middlewares or hooks (but
-nowhere else). This includes the Req access and update
-functions and the new response function described above.
-
-### Loop
-
-We probably want to send something other than 500 when the
-max data read value has been reached. This happens when the
-client is misbehaving and is not a server error, but rather
-a safeguard.
-
-### REST
-
-The documentation for all REST callbacks will be updated
-to describe whether they can have side effects. This will
-allows us to build introspection tools on top of a working
-REST API.
-
-Range support will be added.