HTTP client factory for per-request clients #147
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@ryanuber PTAL |
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Something to consider is adding an error to the returned values. Some factories may have a problem while constructing a client and they will not have a good way to propagate the error up. WDYT?
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Rebased. This is ready for review/merge. |
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Rebased again. 3 years and counting :) |
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Please see #139 (comment) for the background.
This approach allows the library user to decide how they want to handle any client/transport related concerns. It decouples the library from those concerns as it doesn't have to have an opinion on how keep-alives need to work. Different situations need different behavior so giving users full control is the best option.