Open paulsuh opened 3 months ago
If you think it's worthwhile I can create a little PR to change it.
That would be great. We can't remove the method_or_reponse
parameter because it would needlessly break compatibility, but adding a method
parameter would work. An exception could be raised if both method
and method_or_response
are provided would be good too.
and add deprecation notice + update readme + changelog
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I'm finally getting a few cycles to work on it
It's just a little pain point, but
.add()
usesmethod
while.upsert()
usesmethod_or_response
for the HTTP method parameter name. Both can use the same actual values, but the formal names are different.Why is this a problem (at least for me)? I will sometimes send in the inputs by applying
**
to a dict. If the formal parameter names are different, it's a PITA to change the dict keys if I have to swap.add()
vs..upsert()
.If you think it's worthwhile I can create a little PR to change it.