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feat(google-apis-core): allow setting the faraday adapter to use - #27337
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@HoneyryderChuck Thanks for opening this PR. Can you also open a corresponding new feature request issue? You can just copy and paste your description above, I think it's clear what you want. |
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@quartzmo any updates on this one? |
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@HoneyryderChuck I really apologize for the long wait on this. Thanks so much for this contribution. Just a couple changes and we'll get it in.
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The application I work on uses httpclient and relies on its persistent connection feature and request hedging to keep p99 google storage uploads to a minimum. v1 changed to faraday, which is understandable, but the default faraday adapter uses net-http, which does not do persistent requests, and would severely limit our ability to seamlessly upgrade. This patch introduces a new client option, `:adapter`, which allows setting a default adapter (faraday has several) which supports persistent connections via: ```ruby Google::Apis::ClientOptions.default.adapter = :httpx # or :net_http_persistent ```
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@quartzmo done |
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The application I work on uses httpclient and relies on its persistent connection feature and request hedging to keep p99 google storage uploads to a minimum. v1 changed to faraday, which is understandable, but the default faraday adapter uses net-http, which does not do persistent requests, and would severely limit our ability to seamlessly upgrade.
This patch introduces a new client option,
:adapter, which allows setting a default adapter (faraday has several) which supports persistent connections via:Closes #27339 27339