Adding optional headers parameter to Http client request #386
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@blackgerman Thanks for your PR and your suggestion about client headers, which I think is a useful idea. I decided to go a slightly different route with the implementation, so I will close this PR and make the updates myself. |
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Context 🤔
App cast an http request to fetch version update file on a remote server. Issue is, when the file is protected (example: file is on a private remote repository), app cannot access the files without headers.
What did we do ? 🏮
Added optional header parameters to
AppcastConfigurationobject so that we can easily pass set of headers if we need to.What to test ? 🧪
Test that the added parameter is really optional and doesn't break the basic flow.