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The HttpTool in AutoGen accepts a headers parameter, but it is not being used in the request. This means that even if users provide headers, they do not take effect in HTTP requests.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an instance of HttpTool with custom headers.
Make a request using the tool.
Observe that the headers are not included in the actual request.
What happened?
Describe the bug
The HttpTool in AutoGen accepts a headers parameter, but it is not being used in the request. This means that even if users provide headers, they do not take effect in HTTP requests.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an instance of HttpTool with custom headers.
Make a request using the tool.
Observe that the headers are not included in the actual request.
Example code:
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
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Expected request with headers
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Which packages was the bug in?
Python Extensions (autogen-ext)
AutoGen library version.
Python dev (main branch)
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