oh, ServerCertificateValidationCallback works just fine =)
so I would add enduser as a parmeter
in the request and it value would some Foo@example.com
anyone around
@Gradi you can use
client.AddDefaultHeader to set any header to be sent for each request that is executed by that client
@MalveiraAlexander not sure what are you trying to say/ask
The method reads like this:
public IRestRequest AddFile(string name, string path, string contentType = null)
{
var f = new FileInfo(path);
var fileLength = f.Length;
return AddFile(new FileParameter
{
Name = name,
FileName = Path.GetFileName(path),
ContentLength = fileLength,
Writer = s =>
{
using (var file = new StreamReader(new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)))
{
file.BaseStream.CopyTo(s);
}
},
ContentType = contentType
});
}I wonder if this FileStream constructor actually requires both read and write permissions:
new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open)
I think that in order to only request read access (which I assume should be enough for the purpose of adding a file to a request) you need to call this constructor instead:
new FileStream(path, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read)
You can’t escape
You know that you can use an overload of AddFile that accepts the stream reading delegate?
Better submit a PR :smile:
restsharp seems to clean up urls automatically... how the fuck do i make it not do that. For example, working with a weird api that has a query string like this: 1m3434&1d34534&2m4353 etc. No values, only keys in the query string. Restsharp just gets rid of the keys all together
I'm having trouble with it because "Date" is a restricted header and it gets overwritten internally
@andreyIM_twitter I guess you found the reported issue already. It is not a bug but the change happened in a minor version, it is indeed an issue.
Or if it is out
I cannae find it
But it seems as tho it's been talked about for years
Hi everybody, I should have come hier first:-) I like using RestSharp a lot. But I’m missing 2 things: pluggable and chain able serializers. And hypermedia support like OData and GrapQL. Am I the only one missing these features? Is RestSharp the appropriate lib for these kind of features? Kind regards