Use builtin Net::HTTP debug output for more detailed network debugging. #3
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This adds verbose builtin Net::HTTP debug output to network requests. I've included an example of a single request below. I understand this is very verbose so it may be a matter of preference. One way to make this easy to toggle on/off would be to use a different environment variable for this
JETS_API_DEBUG_VERBSE
.The output for every HTTP request looks like this (<- is a request header and -> is a response header)