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NSwagStudio shows the useHttpClientCreationMethod option only if a base class is specified.
However, the option also makes perfect sense without a base class, if CreateHttpClientAsync is implemented in a partial class.
Version of NSwag toolchain, computer and .NET runtime used
NSwagStudio 14.3.0.0
To Reproduce
Try enabling the useHttpClientCreationMethod option without setting a base class.
Expected behavior
It should be possible to set the option also without configuring a base class. In my case, I'm implementing the CreateHttpClientAsync method in a partial class.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
NSwagStudio shows the
useHttpClientCreationMethod
option only if a base class is specified.However, the option also makes perfect sense without a base class, if
CreateHttpClientAsync
is implemented in a partial class.Version of NSwag toolchain, computer and .NET runtime used
NSwagStudio 14.3.0.0
To Reproduce
Try enabling the
useHttpClientCreationMethod
option without setting a base class.Expected behavior
It should be possible to set the option also without configuring a base class. In my case, I'm implementing the
CreateHttpClientAsync
method in a partial class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: