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Create a ResponseType enum for the HttpClient?
See original GitHub issueI changed the name of the issue title. See design suggestion at end of thread.
Something like HttpClient.ReponseTypeBlob?
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Great conversation. Thanks for engaging!
Not really, the issue is about exposing some type of constants for the values, not about changing the signature of all HttpClient methods. But I think I’ll sign off here since everything I have to say has been said.