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Corrected areas of concern. #190
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@Yamashou
Hello! It seems like you've tagged me but didn't provide any specific questions or requests. How can I assist you with this code review?
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I think the mpartFilesGroupsContentType variable is redundant. Can we build the request without defining this variable?
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@Yamashou
We could eliminate the
multipartFilesGroupsContentType
variable by setting the "Content-Type" header directly within the conditional block where multipart files are processed. Here's how the code would look:This change would directly set the "Content-Type" header when multipart files are present, and if not, it would set the "Content-Type" to "application/json; charset=utf-8" after the request is created. This eliminates the need for the
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That would require that the req be created before the body is created, which seems more verbose.
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@Yamashou
You're correct. The
http.NewRequestWithContext
call needs thebody
as an argument, so it must be created after thebody
. My previous suggestion would indeed require thereq
to be created before thebody
, which is not ideal.In that case, we can keep the
multipartFilesGroupsContentType
variable to hold the content type when multipart files are present. This way, we can create thebody
andreq
in their current order, and then set the headers afterwards. This approach maintains the current order of operations and avoids the verbosity of creating thereq
earlier.Here's how the code would look:
This change would directly set the "Content-Type" header when multipart files are present, and if not, it would set the "Content-Type" to "application/json; charset=utf-8" after the request is created. This eliminates the need for the
multipartFilesGroupsContentType
variable.