Making HttpClient static again when not using in tests#526
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| // The httpClient is the property that will be used for tests only. | ||
| if (httpClient != null) | ||
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shouldn't we be using this. as a prefix here? to make it clear we're referencing instance data on the class?
i like this pattern, or we could use m_ as a prefix to make that distinction clear. what do we do elsewhere?
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@michaelcfanning , this is the change we talked yesterday at night.
We will have two httpclients, one that is static and one private.
The static will be normally used.
The private will only be used during tests.