Default options for all http requests

[allavena]

Adding possibility to provide default options to use on all http requests. One use case is to provide a user-agent identifying the application to the 3rd party.

Also, added some tests showing how to add request headers to resources requests. These are only tests and don't provide much value, can be removed (that's commit 33a89dd)

[Gazler]

Thanks for the pull requests!

think you might need to rebase in master to remove the commits from the first pull request.

After that I'll merge and release 0.4.0

Thanks,
Gary

[allavena]

Mmm. Rebases and not quite going my way. Hopefully this is good to go.

[Gazler]

@allavena Not quite.

If you are struggling with a rebasing the commits, just run the following:

git checkout master
git remote add upstream git@github.com:Gazler/rapidash.git
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/master
git cherry-pick c3adef0
git cherry-pick  33a89dd
git branch -D default-http-options
git checkout -b default-http-options
git push origin default-http-options -f

That should ensure only your two new commits are in the pull request.

[allavena]

Thanks for the steps. I had stupidly merged my origin branch instead of
force pushing it.

Gary Rennie wrote on 22/07/15 20:20:

@allavena https://github.com/allavena Not quite.

If you are struggling with a rebasing the commits, just run the following:

|git checkout master
git remote add upstream git@github.com:Gazler/rapidash.git
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/master
git cherry-pick c3adef0
git cherry-pick 33a89dd
git branch -D default-http-options
git checkout -b default-http-options
git push origin default-http-options -f
|

That should ensure only your two new commits are in the pull request.

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[allavena]

Thanks for the steps. I had mistakenly merged my origin branch instead
of force pushing it.

Gary Rennie wrote on 22/07/15 20:20:

@allavena https://github.com/allavena Not quite.

If you are struggling with a rebasing the commits, just run the following:

|git checkout master
git remote add upstream git@github.com:Gazler/rapidash.git
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/master
git cherry-pick c3adef0
git cherry-pick 33a89dd
git branch -D default-http-options
git checkout -b default-http-options
git push origin default-http-options -f
|

That should ensure only your two new commits are in the pull request.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#25 (comment).

André Allavena, PhD
CTO
Interactive Gaming Entertainment Pty Ltd

Suite 22, 20 Park Rd
Milton Qld 4064

[coveralls]

Coverage increased (+0.01%) to 99.502% when pulling b5c825e on allavena:default-http-options into a082186 on Gazler:master.