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Issue 2833903002: Updated README to notify users of Dart SDK version requirements. (Closed)

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1 TODO: add README	1 Dart Synchronous HTTP Client

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	4 Important Note: This package requires the RawSynchronousSocket class to

	5 work, which should become available in version 1.24 of the Dart SDK. If you

	6 really want to use this package now, you'll have to build the Dart VM from

	7 the most up-to-date source hosted in dart-lang/sdk.

	8

	9 A simple Dart HTTP client implemented using RawSynchronousSockets to allow for

	10 synchronous HTTP requests.

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	12 Warning: This library should probably only be used to connect to HTTP servers

	13 that are hosted on 'localhost'. The operations in this library will block the

	14 calling thread to wait for a response from the HTTP server. The thread can

	15 process no other events while waiting for the server to respond. As such, this

	16 synchronous HTTP client library is not suitable for applications that require

	17 high performance. Instead, such applications should use libraries built on

	18 asynchronous I/O, including

	19 [dart:io](https://api.dartlang.org/stable/1.22.1/dart-io/dart-io-library.html)

	20 and [package:http](https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/http), for the best

	21 performance.

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