fix(request): wrap HTTP adapters with Code.ensure_loaded? for optional deps#1193
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fix(request): wrap HTTP adapters with Code.ensure_loaded? for optional deps#1193ManuzimFerreira wants to merge 1 commit intoex-aws:mainfrom
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Problem
Users who don't use Req as their HTTP client see this warning during compilation:
Solution
Wrap HTTP client adapter modules with
if Code.ensure_loaded?so they are only defined when the optional dependency is available at compile time.This follows the same pattern used by Tesla for optional adapters.
Changes
lib/ex_aws/request/req.ex- wrapped withif Code.ensure_loaded?(Req)lib/ex_aws/request/hackney.ex- wrapped withif Code.ensure_loaded?(:hackney)for consistency