Issue #212: Compatibility with psr/http-message 2.0 #214
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Looks like this library has not been updated for 3 years and is now incompatible with some modern dependencies. I would say it has been abandoned by SparkPost. I have seen this before in vendor supported libraries. I had to do a completely new Constant Contact V3 API as Constant Contact stopped supporting API libraries for all languages. Also SparkPost was recently acquired by MessageBird, so I suspect this library (and SparkPost in general) will not be receiving the attention needed to keep it current. I would be willing to fork and maintain this repo if you want to move your PR to the new fork. |
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@omarlopesino what http client are you using to pass into SparkPost? |
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This adapts the SparkpostResponse class to be compatible with psr http-message 2.0