improvement: check response always, not only through makeRequest #674
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- Base client class now accepts Http Adapter object as param. - Add http adapter interface
… into v3-v2021-02-25: - Added HttpAdapterInterface
…t-Type: application/json" was received in header.
so that makeRequest AND pagerCount are validated.
… because toResource no longer throws errors - makeRequest does.
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When performing makeRequest, request were undergoing proper validation, and could throw errors.
In pagerCount, though, _getResponse was not followed by toResource, so it was not validated, even if the HEAD response had an erroneous status code.
This patch makes bad HEAD responses (like: invalid API key) throw errors just like any other response.
Requires my previous PR (validation of headers even in json-without-body case) to work properly.