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[Kludex]

I think it's not that helpful now, but since the package will evolve, testing the whole suite on it may be a good idea.

Maybe the following gives a good setup (not sure):

@pytest.fixture(params=[httpx, httpx2])
async def httpx_module(request):
    return request.param

[madisvain]

Is there something that I could do to help this along? Httpx2 seems to be here to stay and it would be very nice to have native support in this library also.

[aebrahim]

Hi! Thanks for all your hard work on respx - it's a great library!

This is blocking us from upgrading to httpx2 and I think it seems like it's blocking a few others as well. Anything we can do to help get it merged? Happy to help!

[zyv]

Same here, but I do have one additional question.

I'm looking to migrate my libraries to httpx2 and found pytest-httpx2 in the process. I do use pytest and it's written by the same author as respx. I would appreciate a clarification from @lundberg here if possible:

Is respx going to be maintained in the future or is pytest-httpx2 the way forward?

Depending on the answer, I'd either have to wait until this is merged, or maybe take the opportunity to migrate to pytest-httpx2 and sidestep the whole question altogether.

Many thanks!

[cig13zs]

I picked up the three open items from your list in #316 (typing, extras, tests against both tools) in #334, on top of this branch. If it helps, I'm also glad to go through the open PR backlog and help with releases.