Release Notes / Migrations

Migrations

http... Builders: There is now only a single http builder, that is equivalent to the former httpLazy builder. To achieve the behaviour of the removed builders, please use:
httpLazy -> http { ... }
http -> http { ... } |> Request.send
httpAsync -> http { ... } |> Request.sendAsync
httpLazyAsync -> http { ... } |> Request.toAsync
httpMessage -> http { ... } |> Request.toMessage
see also: https://github.com/fsprojects/FsHttp/blob/master/src/Tests/BuildersAndSignatures.fs
Renamed type LazyHttpBuilder -> HttpBuilder
Renamed Request.buildAsync -> Request.toAsync
Removed send and sendAsync builder methods
Changed request and response printing (mostly used in FSI)
Printing related custom operations change in names and behaviour
Dsl / DslCE namespaces: There is no need for distinction of both namespaces. It is now sufficient to open FsHttp only.
The HttpBuilder<'context> is replaced by IBuilder<'self>, so that the CE methods work directly on the HeaderContext, BodyContext, and MultipartContext directly. This simplifies things like mixing Dsl and DslCE, pre-configuring and chaining requests.
The global configuration is now in the FsHttp.GlobalConfig module. The Config module is only for functions on request contexts.
QueryParams is (string * obj) list now
Use of System.Text.Json as a standard JSON library and created separate Newtonsoft and FSharp.Data JSON packages.
Dropped support for .Net Standard 2.0
Smaller breaking changes