On a Linux 64 bits Ubuntu, I'm trying to use the http_async_client to send a POST message but whatever I set, it always suspends the current route contrary to the content of the documentation.
When I look at the C code it seems to be done on purpose as the return for the POST is different than the return from the get:
static int w_http_async_get(sip_msg_t msg, char *query, char rt)
{
...
return async_send_query(msg, &sdata, NULL, act);

}

static int w_http_async_post(sip_msg_t msg, char *query, char post, char* rt)
{
...
if(async_send_query(msg, &sdata, &post_data, act)<0)
return -1;

/* force exit in config */
return 0;

}

I was expecting the post function to work as the get one and to finish with something like:
return async_send_query(msg, &sdata, &post_data, act);

Based on the document it looks like a bug but the comment bothers me and let me think it might be done on purpose (which one?)

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