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# v0.8.0
### Features
- Client TLS Certificates (#43)
- GZIP decoding has been added to the **async** Client (#161)
- `ClientBuilder` and `RequestBuilder` hold their errors till consumed (#189)
- `async::Response::body()` now returns a reference to the body instead of consuming the `Response`
- A default timeout for `reqwest::Client` is used set to 30 seconds (#181)
### Breaking Changes
- `Client::new` no longer returns a `Result`.
To handle any panics that come from `Client::new`, the builder can be used instead.
- `ClientBuilder` and `RequestBuilder` hold their errors till consumed (#189).
This means a bunch of `?` will be going away, but means using the builders will be far easier now. Any error encountered inside the builders will now be returned when the builder is consumed.
To get errors back immediately, the `Request` type can be used directly, by building pieces separately and calling setters.
- `async::Response::body()` now returns a reference to the body instead of consuming the `Response`.
- A default timeout for `reqwest::Client` is used set to 30 seconds (#181)
For uses where the timeout is too short, it can be changed on the `ClientBuilder`, using the `timeout` method. Passing `None` will disable the timeout, reverting to the pre-0.8 behavior.
## v0.7.3
### Features