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Aw, so after a few hours of testing I noticed one.. issue. The HTTP::Client retry logic is broken: The client is supposed to reconnect when the server disconnects, but it looks like that code throws an exception and doesn't catch it.. Could be due to the HTTPS wrapper, it's been the culprit in the past. That or the library hasn't kept up with the socket implementation. So yeah, I might make a PR to crystal-lang to fix this, before you'd wanna merge this. |
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So yeah, this just throws each HTTP::Client in a hash and reuses it if the host matches. I guess you might want to purge the cache in the future? But you'd have to be running it for months to ever really matter..
I switched
urlto a URI to make things a little easier, but I guess you could just do that locally in cached_client if you prefer it as a String