[Question] Want to understand on what basis is the Response body implementation picked
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When we fire a request using the feign client we get the body of the type "feign.Response$ByteArrayBody"
But the same API call with a different request give the response body of type "feign.okhttp.OkHttpClient$1"
So wanted to understand why is this different? On what basis is the implementation selected?
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No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by tracing how Feign and the OkHttp client construct Response bodies for the two request cases, then document the selection criteria with a reproducible example; done means the differing implementations are explained.
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- java
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