Test the mailing list Hope it will work and that will be able to talk about rest-client here /J.

Hi guys, I implemented OAuth support on my fork on github of rest-client. Can you take a look and comment ? http://github.com/ngw/rest-client ngw

Hi, I'm looking into packaging rest-client for Debian and Ubuntu, but I can't seem to find the rest-client releases as tarballs. Are they available somewhere? Thank you, -- | Lucas Nussbaum | lucas

Hi *, I opened a rest-client chan on freenode, for the people who wants to join. ngw

Hi, A few words on the next moves on rest-client. Adam has (with great success) created and maintained the library untill now but can't dedicate enough time for it, so I'm working to replace him

At the end I didn't get the final decision about TABs. Should I keep them or should I remove ? My poor vim is complaining like crazy :p ngw

Something changed inside specs I guess, I don't think that specs without .should calls can fail at all ... it "can instantiate with no user/password" do @resource = RestClient::Resource.new('http:

Maybe this is superdumb, but is there away to inspect the headers of the *request* sent ? ngw

Hi, A release candidate of the next gem version is now available for testing. The gem is available as "rest-client-next-1.1.0" on gemcutter (so it won't be mixed with the regular gem). Changes:

http://adam.blog.heroku.com/past/2010/1/3/restclient_11_multipart_uploads_and_a_new_maintainer/

(a copy of the mail send to ruby-talk) rest-client version 1.0.1 has been released! rest-client is a simple REST client for Ruby, inspired by microframework syntax for specifying actions. Changes

Hi, to please out debianish friends, here comes the 1.2.0 ! Release notes - formatting changed from tabs to spaces - logged requests now include generated headers - accept and content-type headers c

Hi, for the moment rest-client has a very ad-hockish logging mechanism, see http://github.com/archiloque/rest-client/blob/1.2.0/lib/restclient/request.rb#L254 how it currently works: - you can speci

Hello, I just released a small gem called rest-client-components that enables the use of any Rack middleware in front of RestClient and I thought it may be of interest for this list's subscribers.

Hello, I think we have a problem with the processing of the cookies right now in rest-client (and possibly with other HTTP headers) since the beautify_headers method does not take into account th

One of my favorite features of restclient is that it throws an exception when you get a non-200 status code. However, this whole area is something that is a little weak in implementation, design, and

http://github.com/archiloque/rest-client/tree/master comments ? (Block were much simpler than expected, I really enjoy ruby) A.

Sounds good to me, can Adam or François confirm it's the right way and that it shouldn't break anything ? A.

Hi, A release candidate of the next gem version is now available for testing. The gem is available as "rest-client-next-1.3.0" on gemcutter (so it won't be mixed with the regular gem). Changes:

Hi all, I'm pleased to announce that rest-client 1.3.0 has been released rest-client is a simple HTTP and REST client for Ruby, inspired by the Sinatra’s microframework style of specifying actions