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It is also advisable to Watch this repository on GitHub so as to be aware
of any changes to schemas.
#### `horizons` and `odyssey` flags
Where the schema allows for them, add the `horizons` and `odyssey`
keys with boolean values. `null` is not allowed in the values, so if
you cannot determine a value do not include that key at all. The best
source of these is the `LoadGame` event from journals. It's present
both in the PC local files and the CAPI journal data. If you're
composing a shipyard or outfitting message from CAPI data then it is
possible to synthesise the `horizons` flag. For now consult the function
`capi_is_horizons()` in
[EDMarketConnector:plugins/eddn.py](https://github.com/EDCD/EDMarketConnector/blob/stable/plugins/eddn.py)
for a method to achieve this.
As of 2022-01-22 the following was observed for the `LoadGame` events as
present in CAPI-sourced Journal files (which were confirmed to match the
PC-local files for these events):
- PC Odyssey Client, game version `4.0.0.1002`:
```json
{ "timestamp":"2022-01-20T11:15:22Z", "event":"LoadGame", "FID":"F<elided>", "Commander":"<elided>", "Horizons":true, "Odyssey":true,...
```
- PC Horizons Client, game version `3.8.0.403`, no `Odyssey` key was
present:
```json
{ "timestamp":"2022-01-20T11:20:17Z", "event":"LoadGame", "FID":"F<elided>", "Commander":"<elided>", "Horizons":true,...
```
- PC 'base' Client, game version `3.8.0.403`, no `Odyssey` key was
present:
```json
{ "timestamp":"2022-01-20T11:22:54Z", "event":"LoadGame", "FID":"F<elided>", "Commander":"<elided>", "Horizons":false,...
```
### Server responses
There are three possible sources of HTTP responses when sending an upload
to EDDN.
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#### bottle responses
1. `413` - `Payload Too Large` - `bottle` enforces a maximum request size
and the request exceeds that. As of 2022-01-07 the limit is 1MiB, and
pertains to the plain-text size, not after gzip compression if used.
and the request exceeds that. As of 2022-01-07 the limit is 1MiB,
which is versus the compressed size of the body, if compression is
used. Thus compression *will* allow for sending approximately 10x
larger messages.
To verify the current limit check for the line that looks like:
```