feat: Add option to set http attributes when creating an instance of Client #20
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@jrectenwald Would you be OK with adding a duplicate test to this one, that doesn't pass http_options, so we can prove in the tests that it works both ways?
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@mbernier How's that?
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This PR is addressing issue #13
The Problem
The issue requests the ability to override the Net::HTTP defaults for open and read timeouts.
What I did
I added a parameter called http_options to the Sendgrid::Client class. This parameter should be a hash with key/value pairs corresponding with attributes for NET:HTTP as described here. I added this in the test file and added this to the example file as well.