As of this release RejectedException::serviceName() is available. It returns the service name that Ganesha deems to be in a fault state. Thank you @marmichalski !

try {
    $client->get('http://api.example.com/awesome_resource');
} catch (RejectedException $e) {
    // Obtain the service name.
    echo $e->serviceName();
}

What's Changed

• Fix CI error by @ackintosh in #112
• Update README by @ackintosh in #111
• Fix example Dockerfile by @ackintosh in #113
• Formatting changes by @maxbaldanza in #115
• Update Github actions to V4 by @maxbaldanza in #116
• Run tests on PHP 8.4 by @alamirault in #119
• Allow CI failure temporarily by @ackintosh in #122
• chore: do not fail fast in CI by @marmichalski in #123
• ci: test against symfony/http-client 5.3.12 as lowest by @marmichalski in #125
• fix: explicit nullable types by @marmichalski in #126
• feat: pass service name to RejectedException by @marmichalski in #121

New Contributors

• @maxbaldanza made their first contribution in #115
• @alamirault made their first contribution in #119
• @marmichalski made their first contribution in #123

Full Changelog: 3.1.2...3.2.0