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GitAuto: [FEATURE] Refactor to use HttpClientFactory
for HTTP client management
#355
GitAuto: [FEATURE] Refactor to use HttpClientFactory
for HTTP client management
#355
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Resolves #231
What is the feature
Refactor the HTTP client integration library to use
HttpClientFactory
instead of directly instantiatingHttpClient
.Why we need the feature
Using
HttpClientFactory
will help manage the lifecycle ofHttpClient
instances more effectively, improve performance, and avoid potential issues related to DNS changes and socket exhaustion. This refactoring enhances the library's performance and reliability by managingHttpClient
instances in a more scalable and efficient manner.How to implement and why
Update Dependencies:
HttpClientFactory
. If using ASP.NET Core, this is included by default.Refactor HTTP Client Usage:
HttpClient
is directly instantiated.HttpClientFactory
by injectingIHttpClientFactory
and using it to createHttpClient
instances.Configure
HttpClientFactory
:Startup.cs
or the dependency injection configuration file.Test Refactoring:
HttpClient
instantiation.HttpClient
instances are properly managed by the factory.Documentation:
HttpClient
instances are created and managed.HttpClientFactory
with the library.About backward compatibility
Ensure that the refactoring does not break existing functionalities. Maintain backward compatibility by providing necessary abstractions or migration guides for users of the library. This approach allows existing consumers to transition smoothly to the updated
HttpClientFactory
implementation without disrupting their current integrations.Test these changes locally