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I feel like it will be unnecessary confusion for users to have two different APIs for the same purpose. Could we please remove this one as the other one suffices and is clearer i.e. the behaviour is very clear?
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so, do you propose to leave SetCustomHeaders and remove SetCustomHeader? I think SetCustomHeader easier to use and will be mostly used, but SetCustomHeaders still useful if you want to rewrite and clear all custom headers.
WDYT?
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I think that the typical way in Go to pass key/value pairs is to use map[KeyType]ValueType and it has quite a nice syntax. So, I personally don't see a reason to add some extra methods on top of that which simply do someMap[k] = v. If someone really wants this functionality then it probably won't be a huge inconvenience to store those headers somewhere on the user side 🤔 we could probably add a custom convenience function - GetCustomHeaders.
I really don't see a point in hiding from the users that it's a map[string]string underneath as that is what headers are, really 😄
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I'm not sure if we should have this. It was undocumented for a long time and we have https://github.com/grafana-tools/sdk/blob/master/rest-org.go#L145-L146 for this purpose. IMO if someone wants this then they should really set it manually themselves.
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https://github.com/grafana-tools/sdk/blob/master/rest-org.go#L145-L146
this one actually differ, cause if you are an admin you need to switch context to use it, but it won't work in parallel at all
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I want to be able to set custom headers for grafana clients, for example,
X-Grafana-Org-Idvery useful