I am using std.net.curl and the following chunk of code in many places:

"""
    http.setPostData(userData, "application/json");
    http.addRequestHeader("Accept", "application/json");
    http.addRequestHeader("Authorization", "BEARER " ~ clientAccessToken);
    auto jsonData = http.execute.parseJSON;
    if (jsonData.isNull) {
"""

Today I tried to compile one of the scripts and it failed with

 Error: no property execute for type std.net.curl.HTTP

When was it removed? I checked GitHub history briefly but the latest change dates back to April 2020 when these scripts were not even written. How did they work couple of months ago? I am confused.

On Wednesday, 17 March 2021 at 16:02:58 UTC, tastyminerals wrote:
> I am using std.net.curl and the following chunk of code in many places:
>
> """
>     http.setPostData(userData, "application/json");
>     http.addRequestHeader("Accept", "application/json");
>     http.addRequestHeader("Authorization", "BEARER " ~ clientAccessToken);
>     auto jsonData = http.execute.parseJSON;
>     if (jsonData.isNull) {
> """
>
> Today I tried to compile one of the scripts and it failed with
>
>  Error: no property execute for type std.net.curl.HTTP
>
> When was it removed? I checked GitHub history briefly but the latest change dates back to April 2020 when these scripts were not even written. How did they work couple of months ago? I am confused.

Ohh, I created a custom function "execute" which calls "HTTP.perform" :facepalm:
I need to take a rest.