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Req is a batteries-included HTTP client for Elixir.
It would be great if Req supported reading http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables out of the box. A use case I have in mind is being able to debug HTTP...
This is a breaking change scheduled for Req v1.0.
Currently they'd be treated as tar, they should ideally be treated as tgz. Need to double-check if `application/x-tar` content-type would allow that though. Perhaps the URL is irrelevant and we...
`Req` appears to rely on `Finch`, which in turn relies on `Mint`. Within this chain of dependencies, it is unclear how to ignore TLS/SSL verification. Being able to run insecure...
:wave: As usual, thanks a lot for this excellent library! One thing I found myself struggling with a bit yesterday was trying to adjust the pool size. I eventually found...
In https://github.com/wojtekmach/req/pull/349/files#diff-455e75050e3f9495a2db20296942753a0f4b6e1a65b96d48127d119a60e38cc4R361 we added a restriction that we can only stub and and expectations for plugs. @whatyouhide so on Livebook we just had a PR where it would be really...
Cześć! Thanks a lot for `Req`, so super dziękuję :green_heart: I was just a bit surprised when I figured out `Req` retried GET/HEAD requests by default. It does make sense...
With the release of `:json` in OTP 27, I think it's worth discussing how Req might support its (optional) use. I don't feel strongly that Req _should_ support it (more...
Hey Wojtek 👋🏻 We are refactoring our HTTP client to use Req in all our third-party API wrappers :D During the process, I had some thoughts regarding documentation and I...
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Req is a batteries-included HTTP client for Elixir.