This method used to have a null guard, but it got removed during the resolution of a merge conflict. It's important because without it, null userId can be passed to GetHeartRateTimeSeries resulting in a corrupted URL.
In practice, we've observed that HttpClient has the behavior of switching from https:// to http:// when urls contain // (as in /user//activities/ )
This method used to have a null guard, but it got removed during the resolution of a merge conflict. It's important because without it, null userId can be passed to GetHeartRateTimeSeries resulting in a corrupted URL.
In practice, we've observed that HttpClient has the behavior of switching from https:// to http:// when urls contain // (as in /user//activities/ )