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@donquixote donquixote commented Mar 28, 2025

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This probably won't work. Just a preview prototype to see the general idea.

I would like to split the class, so that the version with a http client does not have methods like ->setTimeOut() that have no effect. We could use a shared base class for that.

@donquixote donquixote changed the title Http client - first preview Issue #267: Http client - first preview Mar 28, 2025
@donquixote donquixote changed the title Issue #267: Http client - first preview [draft] Issue #267: Http client - first preview Mar 28, 2025
@donquixote donquixote marked this pull request as draft March 28, 2025 16:59
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@GhaziTriki Let me know if we should follow up in the direction of this PR, or do things differently. Obviously this cannot be merged as-is.

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@donquixote looks good so far. Let's continue this pathway, and everything should be clear with an example once the implementation is finished. We need a default transport or auto-discovery when not explicitly set.

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