1 write to HttpClientName
Aspire.Hosting.Tests (1)
WithHttpCommandTests.cs (1)
231.WithHttpCommand("/get-only", "Do The Thing", commandName: "mycommand", commandOptions: new() { HttpClientName = "commandclient" });
5 references to HttpClientName
Aspire.Hosting (5)
ResourceBuilderExtensions.cs (5)
1640/// Specifying <see cref="HttpCommandOptions.HttpClientName"/> will use that named <see cref="HttpClient"/> when sending the request. This allows you to configure the <see cref="HttpClient"/> 1642/// If <see cref="HttpCommandOptions.HttpClientName"/> is not specified, the default <see cref="HttpClient"/> will be used. 1730/// Specifying a <see cref="HttpCommandOptions.HttpClientName"/> will use that named <see cref="HttpClient"/> when sending the request. This allows you to configure the <see cref="HttpClient"/> 1732/// If no <see cref="HttpCommandOptions.HttpClientName"/> is specified, the default <see cref="HttpClient"/> will be used. 1813var httpClient = context.ServiceProvider.GetRequiredService<IHttpClientFactory>().CreateClient(commandOptions.HttpClientName ?? Options.DefaultName);