Hey
I was just looking at the constructor of MandrillApi class and saw that there is no overload available which accepts an instance of the HttpClient. Although the SetHttpClient kinda does the same thing, don't you think an overload could result in a more cleaner coding style used by the consumers of this class?
This question arises because we use a shared httpclient across our api.
Kind regards
Jochem
Hey
I was just looking at the constructor of MandrillApi class and saw that there is no overload available which accepts an instance of the HttpClient. Although the SetHttpClient kinda does the same thing, don't you think an overload could result in a more cleaner coding style used by the consumers of this class?
This question arises because we use a shared httpclient across our api.
Kind regards
Jochem