Implemented a mock http client for Issue #459 #483
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Put the httpclient reference behind a interface to add the ability for deterministic unit testing of api interactions in the future.
BenFradet
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Oct 21, 2017
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The problem here is, that there is already a pending implementation of loose coupling of the We need to merch both of these changes and I propose that we do that in a different branch. |
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Gotcha, didn't realized there was already a pending implementation. Should I do anything on my end to help with the merch of the changes? |
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@averageprogrammer yup it'd be nice if you could have a look and review the other PR since you've done something similar 👍 |
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Put the httpclient reference behind a interface to add the ability for
deterministic unit testing of api interactions in the future.