Hasty Briefsbeta

  • #Debugging
  • #Cloudflare
  • #HTTP Streaming
  • Encountered HTTP response streaming issues with AI SDK and Node stream API
  • Streaming worked with cURL and Postman but failed with node-fetch and browser fetch
  • Initial hypothesis was HTTP/2 compliance issues with web streams vs Node streams
  • Discovered a temporary fix using a Cloudflare worker as middleware
  • Ruled out HTTP version differences as the root cause
  • Suspected header stripping ('Transfer-Encoding', 'Connection', 'Content-Encoding') as the issue
  • Learned about dynamic responses and HTTP streaming mechanics
  • Breakthrough came from noticing cURL's lack of 'Accept-Encoding' header by default
  • Identified compression as the root cause and disabled it in Cloudflare
  • Realized this was a recurring issue previously encountered at Trieve
  • Highlighted Cloudflare's unpredictable behavior with silent configuration changes
  • Lessons: compression breaks streaming, cURL vs fetch differences, Cloudflare workers as debugging tools, importance of source availability, and team knowledge sharing