No way to inject custom requests.Session (Django application)

[francescobianco]

No way to inject custom requests.Session (Django application)

Description
In Django projects, it's common to reuse a configured requests.Session, but the SDK does not allow it.

Code snippet

import requests
from openapi_sdk import Client

session = requests.Session()
session.headers.update({"User-Agent": "my-app"})

client = Client("token")
response = client.request("GET", base_url, "/advance", params={})

Issue
Cannot pass custom session for connection pooling and retries.

[IlyasFardaouix]

I think the issue is due to the fact that the Client class in openapi_python_sdk is using the requests library's default session internally, and doesn't provide a way to inject a custom session. This is because the Client class is using the requests.Session object to manage connection pooling and retries. To fix this, you could try creating a custom requests.Session object and passing it to the Client constructor, like so: client = Client(token=token, session=session). However, I'd like to confirm whether the Client class is designed to accept a custom session object. Can you clarify if the Client class is intended to be extensible in this way?