SXM: Keep previous http handler for back-compat #6482
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In commit 2eff6ab, the http handler was renamed to add an "import" in the url, but we need to keep the previous one for backwards compatability. This is so that previous versions of sparse_dd in XS 8 can migrate to the latest one. Signed-off-by: Vincent Liu <[email protected]>
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Sorry folks, looks like we need an epilogue of #6457 forget about this backwards compatability issue. Backwards compatability is hard...