Gideon
Gideon
I think we will have to add support for it in the form of an overload to AddSolrNet. I’ll try to free some time next week to get that functionality...
In the next release, 1.0.8 (somewhere this week I guess), you can now control the HttpClient during service configuration. See https://github.com/SolrNet/SolrNet/blob/master/Microsoft.DependencyInjection.SolrNet.Tests/MicrosoftDependencyFixture.cs#L112 for an example on how to set basic Authentication...
I want to see if we can get #407 in as well.
Can you check with Fiddler if SolrNet is sending the right headers, and check if they are the same headers as you sent when using your browser.
I just tested it, and I do get the Authentication header in Fiddler. How are you executing the queries? Are you using `Query` or `QueryAsync` ?
It is kind of a known issue, the AutoSolrConnection uses the new HttpClient for Async only (since HttpClient is Async only), and falls back to the old SolrPostConnection for Sync...
@Fatalityap Sure, we want to add also Microsoft DI support for SolrNet.Cloud . Please feel free to start the work on it and help us getting it supported.
I don't know a lot (close to nothing) regarding kerberos. However, I've just merge a branch which contains a new SolrConnection, called `AutoSolrConnection`. This connection allows you to a) to...
@jokin I agree with you, and I strongly doubt if anybody ever uses the SolrNet default. With other words I wonder if it is really a breaking change and if...
You can start using the `AutoSolrConnection` which will use POST when necessary.