Hello, just spotted my friend trying to run this in his code:
let text = res.body_string().unwrap();
let json = res.body_json::<T>().unwrap();
This made me slightly confused to when would you want to await for the body twice?
I was just wondering if this has any actual use case to it, or is it just a flaw of the current implantation, because if it is just a flaw of the current implantation I would love to look in to the ways of making it more ergonomic.
My first thought was making body_blank() just consume the response, but if anyone dislikes this idea, I think generics & zero sized types could also be a great solution.
Hello, just spotted my friend trying to run this in his code:
This made me slightly confused to when would you want to await for the body twice?
I was just wondering if this has any actual use case to it, or is it just a flaw of the current implantation, because if it is just a flaw of the current implantation I would love to look in to the ways of making it more ergonomic.
My first thought was making body_blank() just consume the response, but if anyone dislikes this idea, I think generics & zero sized types could also be a great solution.