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Documentation for Ktor client features was updated to clarify and expand content related to Unix domain socket support. New sections and examples were added to both the DefaultRequest plugin and client request documentation, detailing usage with Unix sockets in the CIO engine. Minor formatting and wording improvements were also made.

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topics/client-default-request.md, topics/client-requests.md Added new sections and examples explaining Unix domain socket support in the CIO engine; clarified configuration and usage; minor formatting and wording improvements.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
topics/client-default-request.md (1)

103-122: Specify explicit ID and improve phrasing for clarity.

Add an explicit id to the ### Unix domain sockets heading for reliable fragment linking and reword the unixSocket invocation sentence for readability:

- ### Unix domain sockets
+ ### Unix domain sockets {id="unix-domain-sockets"}

- To do that, pass a `unixSocket` call with the path to the socket to the `defaultRequest` function,
+ To configure this, call the `unixSocket` function within the `defaultRequest` block, passing the path to the socket:
topics/client-requests.md (1)

123-154: Add explicit ID to heading for cross-document linking.

Ensure the link from the DefaultRequest docs resolves correctly by giving the heading a matching ID:

- ## Specify a Unix domain socket
+ ## Specify a Unix domain socket {id="specify-a-unix-domain-socket"}
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topics/client-default-request.md (2)

25-26: Approve phrasing for installation instructions.

The updated installation instructions are clear and concise.


37-37: Approve phrasing for defaultRequest invocation.

The revised sentence clearly guides the user to use defaultRequest and link to the configuration section appropriately.

topics/client-requests.md (1)

19-19: Approve addition of Unix domain socket bullet.

Listing Unix domain sockets as a configurable parameter aligns with related docs.

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Hey @zamulla, thank you for the contribution!
Please check the comments

@zamulla zamulla requested a review from e5l June 23, 2025 14:15
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
topics/client-default-request.md (2)

103-107: Nitpick: Admonition formatting consistency. The blockquote and {style="note"} directive should be adjacent for correct rendering. For example:

- > Unix domain sockets are supported only in the CIO engine, for Ktor server as well as Ktor client.
- >
- {style="note"}
+ > Unix domain sockets are supported only in the CIO engine, for Ktor server as well as Ktor client.
+ {style="note"}

109-114: Nitpick: Simplify phrasing for clarity. The sentence is a bit wordy. Consider:

- To do that, pass a `unixSocket` call with the path to the socket to the `defaultRequest` function,
+ To configure a default socket path, call `unixSocket("/path/to/socket")` inside the `defaultRequest` block,
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topics/client-default-request.md (3)

25-26: Improve installation instruction clarity. Changed ellipses to a colon for consistency and clearer guidance on installing the plugin.


37-38: Approve rephrased function invocation guidance. The new wording distinguishes installing the plugin versus configuring requests, improving readability.


115-123: Example snippet looks correct. The code sample clearly shows how to set up and use a Unix domain socket within the defaultRequest configuration and make a subsequent request.

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Thanks for picking this up @zamulla 🙏
The content looks good, it's just that some of it seems misplaced (see comments).
Could you add a small section about this update in the whats-new-320.md file as well?

@vnikolova vnikolova changed the base branch from main to 3.2.0 June 24, 2025 13:08
Co-authored-by:  Vik Nikolova <[email protected]>
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Looks good 👌

@vnikolova vnikolova merged commit dec3083 into 3.2.0 Jun 27, 2025
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@vnikolova vnikolova deleted the cio-unix-domain-socket branch June 27, 2025 07:29
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