2.3.0

Fixed a bug wherein DelegatingHandlers weren't actually delegating back to the HttpClientMiddleware pipeline... oops.

2.2.0

Added support for registration of DelegatingHandler subclasses in the pipeline. This will ease the transition to aspnet/HttpClientFactory

2.1.0

More breaking changes, but no major version bump as there are unlikely to be any consumers of the package at this point.

IMiddleware.Register has been removed in favour of adding "long-lived" middlewares by either means. Right now the main target is ASP.Net Core, so a new auxiliary HttpClientMiddleware.AspNetCore package has been added to cater to this use case - but now with extra DI goodness. The header passthrough middleware has also been refactored to use this new pattern.

This release also sees the introduction of LambdaMiddleware.

2.0.0

In HttpClientMiddleware 1.x, there was a HttpClientMiddleware class which used
a static stack of middlewares, so "holding onto" that object was unnecessary.
This was changed to the current HttpClientMiddlewareHandler class to allow for
more advanced scenarios, like co-hosting two ASP.Net Core applications in a single
process or registering (rather than pushing) middlewares in unit tests.

Another breaking change was removing HttpClientMiddleware.GetHandler() and
making the HttpClientMiddlewareHandler class itself the handler. This meant
that in simple cases the HttpClient would take care of maintaing the lifespan
of the middlewares.

1.0.6

Publish source code + symbols in nuget packages

1.0.5

1.0.5

1.0.4

1.0.4

1.0.3

1.0.3

1.0.2

1.0.2

1.0.1

1.0.1