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Replace OkHttp with Methanol in `javalin-testtools` ?

See original GitHub issue

@mizosoft seems to have created a nice wrapper around the new HttpClient in Java 11. Since we are Java 11+, we could get rid of OkHttp, but at the same time, OkHttp is quite nice.

We could also make an interface, and use Methanol as the default. Then people could provide their own OkHttp client if they wanted.

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tipsycommented, Aug 18, 2022

Nice, I’ll have a look in the weekend!

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tipsycommented, Aug 22, 2022

As was pointed out by @dzikoysk, a dependency is a dependency, and my quest to get rid of OkHttp might not make too much sense. Let’s reconsider for Javalin 6.

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