Anyone who regularly works with HttpClient will have likely have also used the HttpRequestMessage class. While HttpClient supports some convenience methods for quick actions such as sending a GET request; once you have more complex requirements, such a needing to include headers on the request, you will need to use HttpClient.SendAsync which accepts a HttpRequestMessage. […]
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