Updated to have pyperry put default_params into the query string
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Currently the adapter only put default params in the body of POST/PUT/DELETE requests. This changes it to put the default params in the query string of all requests. This is to conform how default params are handled regardless of the request type and to also follow the ruby version of perry.
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@tpett This is the same kind of change that Kelly did for perry. We thought we'd send it your way. |
Updates to association.py from Ryan
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Currently the adapter only put default params in the body of POST/PUT/DELETE requests. This changes it to put the default params in the query string of all requests. This is to conform how default params are handled regardless of the request type and to also follow the ruby version of perry.