fix: add 308 redirect support (RFC 7538)#242
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Please also have a look here. This never got the necessary love to really be RFC compliant, just to be "good enough" for common use cases.
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@ml31415 done. |
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Thanks for your PR. |
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Summary
Add HTTP 308 (Permanent Redirect, RFC 7538) to
valid_response_codesandredirect_resonse_codesinUserAgent. Previously, 308 responses weretreated as errors and never followed.
Changes
src/geventhttpclient/useragent.py: Add308to bothvalid_response_codesandredirect_resonse_codesfrozensets.tests/test_useragent.py: Addcheck_redirect_308()WSGI handlerand
test_redirect_308()test.Rationale
RFC 7538 standardized 308 as "Permanent Redirect" — semantically identical
to 301 but preserving the HTTP method (like 307). All other common redirect
statuses (301, 302, 303, 307) were already supported; 308 was the missing
counterpart.
Testing
test_redirect_308()passes: 308 → follows Location → 200 OK