graph: Allow gzip compression in requests #3278
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@mbarnes mind doing a rebase on this branch? The failing npm-audit-portal-v2 test was fixed, but the check is required for merge. |
Microsoft fixed the Graph service regression that broke kiota-http-go, so revert the workaround.
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Microsoft fixed the Graph service regression that broke kiota-http-go, so revert the workaround introduced in #3269.