soap_version/0 now loads :version 1.1 by default #108
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In partial response to [issue 88](elixir-soap#88), I noticed that Soap fails completely if my application does not define `config :soap, :globals` in its `config/config.exs`, even though a) HTTPoison is the default client and b) version 1.1 is claimed in the documentation to be the default. Applications using a dependency that itself depends on Soap should not need to add anything to their `config/config.exs`, especially if what is expected to be defined therein has a sane default value (version 1.1, and HTTPoison), I redefined `soap_version/0` to first see if it can fetch its configuration; if not, it gracefully returns the (default, according to the docs) version 1.1. Note that the test suite of Soap still assumes that `config/config.exs` contains a configuration. Removing these lines from it makes tests fail. It might be a good idea to get rid of this caveat entirely, and follow the official recommendation to [avoid application configuration for libraries](https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/library-guidelines.html#avoid-application-configuration).
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In partial response to issue 88, I noticed that Soap fails completely if my application does not define
config :soap, :globalsin itsconfig/config.exs, even though a) HTTPoison is the default client and b) version 1.1 is claimed in the documentation to be the default.Applications using a dependency that itself depends on Soap should not need to add anything to their
config/config.exs, especially if what is expected to be defined therein has a sane default value (version 1.1, and HTTPoison). Thus, I redefinedsoap_version/0to first see if it can fetch its configuration; if not, it gracefully returns the (default, according to the docs) version 1.1.Note that the test suite of Soap still assumes that
config/config.exscontains a configuration. Removing these lines from it makes tests fail. It might be a good idea to get rid of this caveat entirely, and follow the official recommendation to avoid application configuration for libraries.