Remove StopPolling API - #44
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HTMX 4 no longer treats HTTP 286 as a special signal to stop polling. Keeping StopPolling would therefore suggest that it works across supported HTMX versions, while it has no effect with HTMX 4. Remove the misleading convenience API and document the supported, version-independent way to stop polling: replace the polling element with a terminal response that omits its polling attributes. For applications that deliberately target HTMX 1.9/2.x, HTTP 286 can still be set manually.
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HTMX 4.xno longer treats HTTP286as a special signal to stop polling.Keeping
StopPollingwould therefore suggest that it works across supportedHTMXversions, while it has no effect withHTMX 4.x.Remove the misleading convenience API and document the supported, version-independent way to stop polling: replace the polling element with a terminal response that omits its polling attributes.
For applications that deliberately target
HTMX1.9/2.x, HTTP286can still be set manually.