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## Changes to QL libraries
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* HTTP and HTTPS requests made using the Node.js `http.request` and `https.request` APIs and the Electron `Electron.net.request` and `Electron.ClientRequest` APIs are modeled as `RemoteFlowSources`.
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* HTTP header names are now always normalized to lower case to reflect the fact that they are case insensitive. In particular, the result of `HeaderDefinition.getAHeaderName`, and the first parameter of `HeaderDefinition.defines`, `ExplicitHeaderDefinition.definesExplicitly` and `RouteHandler.getAResponseHeader` is now always a lower-case string.
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* New AST nodes for TypeScript 2.9 features have been added.
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* The class `JsonParseCall` has been deprecated. Use `JsonParserCall` instead.
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* The handling of spread arguments in the data flow library has been changed: `DataFlow::InvokeNode.getArgument(i)` is now only defined when there is no spread argument at or before argument position `i`, and similarly `InvokeNode.getNumArgument` is only defined for invocations without spread arguments.
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* New AST nodes for TypeScript 2.9 features have been added.
* A data flow node that is the parameter of a redirect callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `res` in `net.request(url).on('redirect', (res) => {})`.
* A data flow node that is the parameter of a result callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `res` in `https.request(url, (res) => {})`.
* A data flow node that is the parameter of a data callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `body` in `http.request(url, (res) => {res.on('data', (body) => {})})`.
* A data flow node that is registered as a callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example the function `handler` in `http.request(url).on(message, handler)`.
* Gets the name of an event this callback is registered for.
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stringgetAHandledEvent(){
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result=handledEvent
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}
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/**
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* Gets a request this callback is registered for.
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ClientRequestgetClientRequest(){
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result=clientRequest
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}
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/**
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* A data flow node that is the parameter of a response callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `res` in `http.request(url).on('response', (res) => {})`.
* A data flow node that is the parameter of a data callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `chunk` in `http.request(url).on('response', (res) => {res.on('data', (chunk) => {})})`.
* A data flow node that is a parameter of a login callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `res` in `http.request(url).on('login', (res, callback) => {})`.
* A data flow node that is the login callback provided by an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `callback` in `http.request(url).on('login', (res, callback) => {})`.
* A data flow node that is the username passed to the login callback provided by an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `username` in `http.request(url).on('login', (res, cb) => {cb(username, password)})`.
* A data flow node that is the password passed to the login callback provided by an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `password` in `http.request(url).on('login', (res, cb) => {cb(username, password)})`.
* A data flow node that is the parameter of an error callback for an HTTP or HTTPS request made by a Node.js process, for example `err` in `http.request(url).on('error', (err) => {})`.
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