Peter Williams

I am torn about mox. It seems to work but i am pretty sure it increased the chance of bugs lurking in the code. My use of it couples the...

@adherr, how would you like that "reset" callback to work? Maybe, an new function unauthorized_response_received(url, [challenge]) :: :retry | :continue Upon receive a 401 Unauthorized response ExHal would call `unauthorized_response_received/2`...

@adherr, @alakra, another question: should `authorization/2` return a header fields map, rather than just the credentials? This might allow it to support esoteric auth schemes that use non-standard and/or support...

@adherr asked: > Why a protocol instead of a behaviour Excellent question. I'm not entirely sure protocol is the best choice. The two seem basically isomorphic for most use cases....

Alex, exhal is only partially covered to use the specs at this time. I have been using the for documentation purposes rather than for verification. I plan on getting the...

With the advent of symbol garbage collection in Ruby 2.2 we could do this. It would be a nicer interface. @jpserra, want to take a pass at implementing this feature?...

Being able to access to response headers would be a great feature. How would you like to access such headers?

I'm leaning against attaching the whole response object. It would couple hal-client much more tighly to the underlying http library. Some http headers are clearly part of the representation. Your...

Gaze claims to have solved this problem in the 0.6.x series of Gaze. Any chance someone who is more familiar with these project could bump the dependency? (I tried but...

You can use `git submodule update --init` to get those files. That should be noted in the readme, sorry.