HTTP GET's weren't working for me using OAuth when I had params. This is because the OAuth signature was based on a request with a message body even though that body was never actually sent. This resulted in 401's from Twitter.
Also, I treat PUTs the same as POSTs similar to how OAuth::Consumer does.
HTTP GET's weren't working for me using OAuth when I had params. This is because the OAuth signature was based on a request with a message body even though that body was never actually sent. This resulted in 401's from Twitter.
Also, I treat PUTs the same as POSTs similar to how OAuth::Consumer does.