Add option to keep the same method for 301/302 redirects#3783
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Add option to keep the same method for 301/302 redirects#3783kajinamit wants to merge 1 commit intoencode:masterfrom
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RFC hasn't been clear enough about the expected behavior for 301 and 302 response. While it's (unfortunately) common for browsers to switch the original http method to GET when following redirects, some server applications expects the "legacy" behavior which keeps the same method over redirects. Add new option to clients to select the behavior. Signed-off-by: Takashi Kajinami <kajinamit@oss.nttdata.com>
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RFC hasn't been clear enough about the expected behavior for 301 and 302 response. While it's (unfortunately) common for browsers to switch the original http method to GET when following redirects, some server applications expects the "legacy" behavior which keeps the same method over redirects.
Add new option to clients to select the behavior.
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