🤗 [Question]: How can I disable 304 responses with c.SendFile(), c.Download(), or Filesystem middleware? about fiber HOT 4 CLOSED

@xEricL HTTP 304 Not Modified is a status code used to indicate that the requested resource has not changed since the last time it was requested, and therefore, the client can continue to use the cached version of the resource instead of re-downloading it. This status code is typically used in conjunction with HTTP headers like If-Modified-Since or If-None - Match. This ia why you see HTTP 200 for the first request, but 304 after.

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@gaby yeah I understand the status code. But in my case, requests are made from a java app, not from a browser. The java app expects a 200, but instead the client is receiving a 304, which would cause the client-side code to fail if it errors out on non-200 responses.

I understand that this can be disabled if I'm using App.Static(). However, there doesn't seem to be a way to disable it for c.SendFile() responses in a regular handler.

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Just realized, this is pretty much a duplicate of #2945

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@xEricL Yeah, you are right it's the same issue

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