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Add tests to use OkHTTP

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Most of our client libraries use azure-core-http-netty as the Http client by default. So, all our tests run using netty but we should have tests that swap out azure-core-http-netty with azure-core-http-okhttp and run the tests so we ensure all changes are tested with both http clients.

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Created 4 years ago
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alzimmermsftcommented, Feb 12, 2020

Should we extend the test framework to handle running permutations at a test suite level where we could plug in Netty or OkHttp for an entire test run?

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srnagarcommented, Mar 18, 2020

Fixed in #8679

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