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BREAKING CHANGE: Remove shaded dependencies and use HttpClient interface #219
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Breaking Change
Remove shading dependencies, so that build tools (maven, gradel, bazel etc) can take care of dependency resolutions easily.
This will require changing the imports from
com.spotify.githubclient.shade.okhttp3.*
tookhttp3.*
for all the users. Additionally, you will need to add okhttp3 as a separate dependency.Another breaking change would be to use interfaces for HttpClient, instead of directly relying on OkHttp client. This will allow usage of other HttpClients. I've kept the OkHttpClient implementation for backwards compatibility, but in the future can be provided as a separate dependency, in case the users do not want to use OkHttp at all.