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How do I get the response headers?
See original GitHub issueI’m using this awesome library to work with the Shopify REST API and everything was like a dream, until Shopify threw a wrench and decided to deprecate its limit and page querystring parameters, and phase-in “cursor-based navigation”, where they put links to the next page in the response headers.
I can’t seem to find anything about response headers… am I missing something, or RestEase needs a new feature for this?
Thanks!
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ResponseMessage, then get the headers from that.
Turns out I already did this…