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:dizzy: NClient is an automatic type-safe .Net HTTP client that allows you to call web service API methods using annotated interfaces or controllers without boilerplate code.

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Type: Enhancement
Cost: S
Priority: Low

I'm suggesting to add some test reports in workflow for better perception of information.

Good first issue
Cost: S
Priority: Low
Type: Testing
Type: CI/CD

Sometimes it becomes necessary to send additional requests in the handler, for example, to process 4** response codes. Here is an [example](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49304326/refresh-token-using-static-httpclient) of how it can be used in the...

Type: Enhancement
Cost: M
Priority: High

WIP

Type: Enhancement
Cost: S
Priority: Low

WIP

Type: Enhancement
Priority: High
Needs: Design

Now we can use special extension for caching responses through separate providers (Redis as Example)

The header is not sent at the redirect by design. However, if the host is trusted (there is a token in `IAccessTokens` for it) the header can be sent.

Type: Enhancement
Cost: M
Priority: Low

It would be great to be able to enable balancing on the client. Take the [grpc client](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/grpc/loadbalancing?view=aspnetcore-6.0) as an example. At first, it is necessary to implement load-balancing with static...

Type: Enhancement
Cost: L
Priority: Medium
Needs: Design

It would be great to be able to enable balancing on the client. Take the [grpc client](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/grpc/loadbalancing?view=aspnetcore-6.0) as an example. After implementing a static resolver https://github.com/nclient/NClient/issues/436, we can do DNS...

Type: Enhancement
Cost: L
Priority: Low
Needs: Design

I've thought about nclient tool. Maybe there is a good option to generate, pack and publish nuget-package, not only *.cs files? We can use it in CD pipelines when we...

Cost: L
Priority: Low
Needs: Design