Hi all, thanks for this handy package, it is super useful to refer to constants rather than actual values.
This is more of a doubt than an actual issue. I was wondering why responses like "TOO MANY REQUESTS" (status code 429, defined in Teapot\StatusCode\RFC\RFC6585) aren't available in neither Teapot\StatusCode\Http nor Teapot\StatusCode\All?
I'd expect it to be exposed at least in Teapot\StatusCode\All - in other words, is there a rationale on how things are organized to be exposed under Teapot\StatusCode\* interfaces?
Thank you again :)
Hi all, thanks for this handy package, it is super useful to refer to constants rather than actual values.
This is more of a doubt than an actual issue. I was wondering why responses like "TOO MANY REQUESTS" (status code 429, defined in
Teapot\StatusCode\RFC\RFC6585) aren't available in neitherTeapot\StatusCode\HttpnorTeapot\StatusCode\All?I'd expect it to be exposed at least in
Teapot\StatusCode\All- in other words, is there a rationale on how things are organized to be exposed underTeapot\StatusCode\*interfaces?Thank you again :)