fix: django content length extraction bug #160
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We recently added a feature to extract http_request data from Flask and Django environments. Django had a bug where multiple
logs originating from the same request would throw an exception, due to Django no allowing
request.bodyaccess after an IO operation.I updated the http_request content length code to use
request.METAinstead ofrequest.body, to match the other fields. I also added a test to make sure this django behaviour doesn't cause issues in the futureFixes #159 🦕