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A flexible, easy to use set of clients AWS APIs for Elixir
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Bump req from 0.4.5 to 0.5.1 #1066

Open dependabot[bot] opened 1 week ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 week ago

Bumps req from 0.4.5 to 0.5.1.

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v0.5.1 (2024-06-24)

  • [retry]: Default :retry_log_level to :warning

  • [put_path_params]: Add :path_params_style option

  • [put_aws_sigv4]: Fix path encoding

  • [decode_body]: Improve tar detection

  • [run_finch]: Fix defaulting to using just HTTP/1

v0.5.0 (2024-05-28)

Req v0.5.0 brings testing enhancements, errors standardization, %Req.Response.Async{}, and more improvements and bug fixes.

Testing Enhancements

In previous releases, we could only create test stubs (using [Req.Test.stub/2]), that is, fake HTTP servers which had predefined behaviour. Let's say we're integrating with a third-party weather service and we might create a stub for it like below:

Req.Test.stub(MyApp.Weather, fn conn ->
  Req.Test.json(conn, %{"celsius" => 25.0})
end)

Anytime we hit this fake we'll get the same result. This works extremely well for simple integrations however it's not quite enough for more complicated ones. Imagine we're using something like AWS S3 and we test uploading some data and reading it back again. While we could do this:

Req.Test.stub(MyApp.S3, fn
  conn when conn.method == "PUT" ->
    # ...

conn when conn.method == "GET" ->
# ...
end)

making the test just a little bit more thorough will make it MUCH more complicated, for example: the first GET request should return a 404, we then make a PUT, and now GET should return a 200. We could solve it by adding some state to our test (e.g. an agent) but there is a simpler way and that is to set request expectations using the new [Req.Test.expect/3] function:

Req.Test.expect(MyApp.S3, fn conn when conn.method == "GET" ->
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