Fix AWSCRTHTTPClient request bodies for HTTP/1.1 connections#697
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Description
Previously, our
AWSCRTHTTPClientattached request bodies via the CRT'srequest_body_generatorparameter, which is only supported for HTTP/2 connections (source). This caused generated clients that only support HTTP/1.1 to throw the following error when making body-bearing requests:This PR adds logic that routes HTTP/1.1 connections to attach bodies through the
body_streamparameter on the request itself and keeps the generator path for HTTP/2.Testing
AWS_ERROR_HTTP_MISSING_BODY_STREAMBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.