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Allow passing classloaders anywhere we use `getResource`

See original GitHub issue

These assume that http4s and application resources come from the same classloader, which is not always the case. We should allow passing a custom classloader instead, defaulting to getClass.getClassLoader.

The change itself is trivial. The main pain here will probably come from MiMa.

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Created 4 years ago
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rossabakercommented, Sep 3, 2019

I think this is a smart idea.

Maybe #2158 would help, although if it’s just an addition of default parameters, it might not be so bad in current form. Just, as noted, not going to be binary compatible.

Either way, 0.21 is an opportunity to fix this.

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hamniscommented, Dec 2, 2019

@nigredo-tori yes, I missed that. Should be fixed by #3007

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