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@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ Alamofire.request("https://httpbin.org/get").validate().responseJSON { response
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Response Caching is handled on the system framework level by [`URLCache`](https://developer.apple.com/reference/foundation/urlcache). It provides a composite in-memory and on-disk cache and lets you manipulate the sizes of both the in-memory and on-disk portions.
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-> By default, Alamofire leverages the shared `URLCache`. In order to customize it, see the [Session Manager Configurations](#session-manager) section.
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+> By default, Alamofire leverages the shared `URLCache`. In order to customize it, see the [Session Manager Configurations](AdvancedUsage.md#session-manager) section.
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### HTTP Methods
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@@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ Alamofire.request("https://httpbin.org/headers", headers: headers).responseJSON
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}
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```
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-> For HTTP headers that do not change, it is recommended to set them on the `URLSessionConfiguration` so they are automatically applied to any `URLSessionTask` created by the underlying `URLSession`. For more information, see the [Session Manager Configurations](#session-manager) section.
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+> For HTTP headers that do not change, it is recommended to set them on the `URLSessionConfiguration` so they are automatically applied to any `URLSessionTask` created by the underlying `URLSession`. For more information, see the [Session Manager Configurations](AdvancedUsage.md#session-manager) section.
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The default Alamofire `SessionManager` provides a default set of headers for every `Request`. These include:
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@@ -444,7 +444,7 @@ Alamofire.download("https://httpbin.org/image/png").responseData { response in
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}
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```
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-> The `Alamofire.download` APIs should also be used if you need to download data while your app is in the background. For more information, please see the [Session Manager Configurations](#session-manager) section.
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+> The `Alamofire.download` APIs should also be used if you need to download data while your app is in the background. For more information, please see the [Session Manager Configurations](AdvancedUsage.md#session-manager) section.
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#### Download File Destination
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When sending relatively small amounts of data to a server using JSON or URL encoded parameters, the `Alamofire.request` APIs are usually sufficient. If you need to send much larger amounts of data from a file URL or an `InputStream`, then the `Alamofire.upload` APIs are what you want to use.
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-> The `Alamofire.upload` APIs should also be used if you need to upload data while your app is in the background. For more information, please see the [Session Manager Configurations](#session-manager) section.
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+> The `Alamofire.upload` APIs should also be used if you need to upload data while your app is in the background. For more information, please see the [Session Manager Configurations](AdvancedUsage.md#session-manager) section.
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#### Uploading Data
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"https://httpbin.org/get?foo=bar"
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```
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----
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+---
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Naeem Shaikh