Updated release notes for HttpClient 4.5.4 release
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Changelog:
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1883] SystemDefaultCredentialsProvider to use https.proxy* system properties
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for origins with port 443.
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Contributed by Oleg Kalnichevski <olegk at apache.org>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1881] Allow truncated NTLM packets to work with this client.
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Contributed by Karl Wright <DaddyWri at gmail.com>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1855] Disabled caching of DIGEST auth scheme instances due to unreliability of nonce counter
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when the auth cache is shared by multiple sessions.
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Contributed by Oleg Kalnichevski <olegk at apache.org>
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* BasicCookieStore uses a ReentrantReadWriteLock to avoid synchronization on #getCookies/#toString
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while maintaining thread safety.
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Contributed by Carter Kozak <c4kofony at gmail.com>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1865] DefaultServiceUnavailableRetryStrategy does not respect HttpEntity#isRepeatable.
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Contributed by Tomas Celaya <tjcelaya at joyent dot com>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1859] Encode Content-Disposition name and filename elements appropriately.
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Contributed by Karl Wright <DaddyWri at gmail.com>
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* Avoid fetching the cached entity twice on cache hit.
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Contributed by Leandro Nunes <a-lnunes at hotels.com>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1835] #evictExpiredConnections no longer causes the #evictIdleConnections behaviour
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to be implicitly enabled.
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Contributed by Oleg Kalnichevski <olegk at apache.org>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1831= URIBuilder should not prepend a leading slash to relative URIs.
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Contributed by Oleg Kalnichevski <olegk at apache.org>
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* [HTTPCLIENT-1833] Fix Windows Negotiate-NTLM handling of proxies.
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Contributed by Roman Stoffel <roman.stoffel at gamler.info>
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