Stefano Arlandini
Stefano Arlandini
Honestly, I can't understand why a security/compliance department would be so interested in complaining about the deprecation of a package that contains only interfaces and no code to maintain. Anyway,...
Removing a package just because it depends on a set of deprecated interfaces seems a bit exaggerated, but in general I agree with your thoughts, no doubts at all. Since...
>I'm not willing to make an exception If the `php-http/message-factory` repository had not been archived, you would have never known that those `interfaces` were not maintained anymore. World is full...
How can swallowing the exception not help? The next HTTP client will be tried, so I don't see a particular issue with this. If none of the clients can be...
Wouldn't a `try`/`catch` around the initialization of the Symfony HTTP client just catch the error and let the factory try the other HTTP clients? ```diff +try { if (class_exists(SymfonyHttplugClient::class)) {...
You're right, if we assume that the user has no other HTTP client installed besides `symfony/http-client`. But is this enough to justify your choice of forcing an obsolete package for...
Considering the amount of people complaining here and "+1" the first comment, maybe this decision should be reconsidered. What about my suggestion of moving the requirement of the abandoned package...
>The same can happen if someone uses the base SDK and requires the HTTP client manually or if it was installed via php-http/discovery. If you're using the base SDK (and...
I made the latest version at the time of writing (`0.20.0`) available via [`winget`](https://learn.microsoft.com/it-it/windows/package-manager/winget/). You can install it using: ``` winget install Kubernetes.kind ``` It doesn't seem too difficult to...