Michael Bach Kristensen

**Question:** Would it be possible to make this include the extension's configurations? Or is there no simple way for the program to keep track of it?! **Design:** Do it not...

I can confirm this behavior. I have been hunting the reason for why `json_encoders` had not been used for a while now. I do not have the option to set...

Well, first step will be to show all the set data for the request that was make. (with the JSON/Content shorten if too long) Then there would be a matter...

It will help a lot just to print the full request with all the data set. So if there was make a: ```python httpx.get( url='https://example.com/hey', params={'expand':0}, headers={'session': 'TheSuperSecretKey'}, json={"code": 42},...

Have had a look into the structure of `httpx.Request` and all the need info is nicely exposed. With the exception of the content/data/file/json, which is hidden in a internal variable....

Like I said, the only other way is a loop. Can always change the way to: ```python s_data = bytes([x for x in itertools.islice(rqt.stream, limit)]) stream_data = f"{s_data}..." ``` The...

Redhat Documentation page have a guide on [how to install flatpak on redhat](https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/8/html/using_the_desktop_environment_in_rhel_8/assembly_installing-applications-using-flatpak_using-the-desktop-environment-in-rhel-8), then [add flathub to flatpak](https://flatpak.org/setup/Red%20Hat%20Enterprise%20Linux). Then just search for `marktext` and install as written in the Redhat...

I have the same error. A work around is to just add `.catch()`, for some reason are the catch never executed, and I do get the response value. ```js const...