Set Content-Length for permanent redirection #1431
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Issuing a GET request to `/package/<name-version>.tar.gz` on hackage.haskell.org sometimes (for whatever reason) responds with an invalid header when using chunked transfer encoding. See https://discourse.haskell.org/t/hackage-errors-invalid-hash-s-5170-invalidchunkheaders/12935 Specifying a content length explicitly (hopefully) circumvents the problem.
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Issuing a GET request to
/package/<name-version>.tar.gzon hackage.haskell.org sometimes(for whatever reason) responds with an invalid header when using chunked transfer
encoding.
See https://discourse.haskell.org/t/hackage-errors-invalid-hash-s-5170-invalidchunkheaders/12935
Specifying a content length explicitly (hopefully) circumvents the problem.
Note, it's not really clear if that solves the problem, but this should also be a tiny bit more efficient.