Flurl

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[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

I'm very interested in hearing about people's experiences upgrading to Flurl 4. What are the pain points? What could be documented better?

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Flurl 4.0.2 has been released. Fixes a couple specific bugs that probably don't affect most https://t.co/rORYEjiVgy

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

@ericketmanuel Maybe the matrix here helps? I tried to include all the factory use cases I could think of: https://t.co/wjBoSoDGAw

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

I'm very interested in hearing about people's experiences upgrading to Flurl 4. What are the pain points? What could be documented better?

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

For anyone wanting to show their love, Flurl finally has a tip jar :) https://t.co/5mph0wWalr

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Want to upgrade to Flurl 4 AND continue using Newtonsoft? There's a package for that.. https://t.co/wO4paLM8oQ

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

I'm happy to announce that Flurl and Flurl.Http 4.0 have finally, officially been released! New docs are live, upgrade guide is here: https://t.co/44C8rB5e2q

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Barring any more setbacks, the Flurl 4.0 release is now hours, not days, away! Docs are in preview, see below. Most pages now have an Edit link on the bottom, any fixes/suggestions are appreciated! https://t.co/DG4aY7i4VE

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Thanks to everyone who tested and provided feedback on Flurl 4.0! Hoped to release this week but going to have to settle for yet another prerelease. Took the opportunity to sneak in one last breaking enhancement https://t.co/EQP8Y0OoP1

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

I lied - there's (at least) one more prerelease of Flurl.Http 4.0. Like the last one, pre6 focuses on configuration making Flurl more DI-friendly, and like the last one, PLEASE PLEASE test it if possible and let me know what you think! https://t.co/pCI8azoLK6

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

I'm hoping to get feedback on this one in the issue so please weigh in with any thoughts or questions. I want to make sure it's intuitive and (eventually) well documented!

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

The 5th (and final??) prerelase is Flurl.Http 4.0 is now available on NuGet. It includes a massive overhaul of the configuration system. Read about it here: https://t.co/IZNkr5iLTt

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

@rpcollette Those stats are never accurate, or at least ridiculously delayed. I don't put any stock in them.

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Prerelease 4 of Flurl and Flurl.Http have been released to NuGet. Read about the changes here: https://t.co/BPxiWdbZfr

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

New versions of Flurl and Flurl.Http were released to NuGet today, including the latest 4.0 prerelease. Read about them here https://t.co/BPxiWdbZfr

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Flurl.Http 4.0 prelease 2 has been released. More subtraction before addition (gone are WithClient and ConnectionLeaseTimeout), which I think is the right order to things https://t.co/BPxiWdbZfr

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

This release drops the Newtonsoft dependency, so be careful, and there is a path forward if you still want it https://t.co/gGuuTjGRmd

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

The first prerelease of Flurl.Http 4.0 is now available! https://t.co/i1YY9B2b6c

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Non-generic dynamic-returning JSON methods like GetJsonAsync() might be on the chopping block in Flurl 4. Thoughts on this? https://t.co/edLiEXffNX

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

@tweetfool ...and this _might_ close the books on Flurl 3.x. Big stuff in the works for 4.0. Stay tuned.

[Flurl @FlurlHttp]

Flurl 3.0.6 and Flurl.Http 3.2.4 have been released. Symbols now available from https://t.co/qgeZC3hk5g's symbol server (probably long overdue). Thanks @tweetfool!