This commit updates Guzzle to use the CA bundle packaged on the
system by default when possible. cURL will use the system CA
bundle without issue, however, PHP 5.5 and lower will still
default to the bundled CA cert. You can now pass "bundled" to
use the cacert file bundled with Guzzle.
The purpose here is to allow running guzzle3 and guzzle4 tests at the
same time, on the same machine. This is needed for
http://hhvm.com/frameworks/ to work correctly. Ideally we'll make these
more isolated in the future, but this should be an unobtrusive
short-term fix.
- Adding the json request option to provide better symmetry
between request and response APIs.
- Updating the quickstart guide and documentation.
- Closes#674
- Changed GuzzleHttp\Event\SubscriberInterface::getSubscribedEvents from a
static method to an instance method.
- Renamed addSubscriber to attach.
- Renamed removeSubscriber to detach.
- Adding more docs and type information
- Defining how auth works and how to create custom auth schemes
- Removing custom auth stuff from the CurlFactory
- Adding more docs on error handling
- Tightening down the client interface to only allow RequestExceptions to be
thrown from a client during a send() method. This makes error handling much
easier and predictable.
- HTTP method based signatures like get(), put(), etc.. accept a URL,
and array of request options. createRequest() is similar but also requires
a method string.
- Renamed request events to 'before', 'complete', 'error', and 'headers.
- Renamed the associated event classes.
- Adding more docs.
- Instead of using a HeaderValues object for header values, I've added an
optional argument to getHeader() that specifies whether or not to return
a header as a string or an array.
- Adding the start of the new documentation.
