Update ChangeLog

    - TODO: Reuse TCP connections
    - Update "Parse Content-Type" bullet

Author: jpaugh

ChangeLog.md

@@ -23,6 +23,21 @@ Upcoming
 Unscheduled
 -----------
 
+* Support reusing TCP connections, and "pipelining" of requests, a la
+  RFC 2068, Sect 8.1, L2377
+
+    - The user must ask for pipelining, and supply a callback function
+      to be called after a response is received.
+    - Rename Client.request() -> Client.addRequest() (or such)
+    - Have Client.addRequest() check whether a persistent connection is
+      wanted, and save the entire request in a Client.pendingRequests
+      list in that case
+    - Create a new Client.sendRequests() method which the user may call
+      to send all requests up the pipeline. (It should work even if the
+      server does not support pipelining)
+    - Call the user-supplied callback whenever a request is received.
+      There are some concurrency issues here, and we may elect to call
+      the callback only after *all* requests are received.
 
 * Create a script to pack the basic module and any given set of
   service-specific classes as one file
@@ -89,8 +104,9 @@ v2.0
     - Does GitHub support this? It should. And if so, we should use it
       by default
 
-* Parse Content-Type header more correctly; make a dict of the
-  parameters available to the media-type handlers
+* Parse Content-Type header correctly; make a dict of the
+  parameters (Content.ctypeParameters) available to the media-type
+  handlers
 
 v1.1.1
 ------

agithub.py

@@ -232,6 +232,7 @@ def request(self, method, url, body, headers):
         if self.username:
             headers['authorization'] = self.authHeader
 
+
         reqBody = RequestBody(body, headers)
         conn = self.getConnection()
         conn.request(method, url, reqBody.process(), headers)