Cutelyst 2.3.0 released
Cutelyst - The C++ Web Framework built with Qt, has a new release.
In this release a behavior change was made, when asking for POST or URL query parameters and cookies that have multiple keys the last inserted one (closer to the right) is returned, previously QMap was filled in reverse order so that values() would have them in left to right order. However this is not desired and most other frameworks also return the last inserted value. To still have the ordered list Request::queryParameters("key") builds a list in the left to right order (while QMap::values() will have them reversed).
Some fixes on FastCGI implementation as well as properly getting values when uWSGI FastCGI protocol was in use.
Lastly a crash when performing TechEmpower benchmarks resulted in the removal of some nested event loops calls that were creating a huge stack, and made me realize that my proposed methods to make async apps easier were broken by design, basically you can't use QEventLoop::exec() to wait for events. So Context::wait() and next() are deprecated and the code disabled, with the exception of WebSockets until I can make some changes to HTTP/1 and FastCGI parser both are to be considered synchronous.
Removing a QCoreApplication::processEvents() that was added in order to try to give other connections an execution slice almost doubled the speed in plain text when benchmarking locally, using a single core the requests per second have gone from 105 K to 190 K, after understanding the stupidity I did this isn't of much surprise :)