feat: Add support for response hooks in idempotency utility #968
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Issue number: #795
Summary
Changes
This pull request introduces a new "response hook" feature to the idempotency utility, allowing users to manipulate the returned data for idempotent operations. It adds configuration options, implements the hook logic in the idempotency handler.
Response Hook Feature
ResponseHook
delegate property to theIdempotencyOptions
class, enabling users to specify a function to modify responses for idempotent operations.IdempotencyAspectHandler.HandleForStatus
, ensuring the hook is called only for idempotent responses and gracefully handles exceptions or type mismatches.Configuration and Builder Updates
IdempotencyOptionsBuilder
with aWithResponseHook
method, allowing users to set the hook during configuration.User experience
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