fix: redirect on 308 (Permanent Redirect) too#876
fix: redirect on 308 (Permanent Redirect) too#876elharo merged 2 commits intogoogleapis:masterfrom chanseokoh:i873-redirect-308
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| public void testIsRedirect_3xx() { | ||
| assertTrue(HttpStatusCodes.isRedirect(301)); | ||
| assertTrue(HttpStatusCodes.isRedirect(302)); |
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what about 309 to 399? These are all undefined redirect codes according to HTTP.
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I think the method name should really be isDefinedRedirect or such, given where this code is used to handle automatic redirection. The Javadoc at least describes the behavior correctly.
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The behavior for other 3xx codes is not defined in docs or tests. I suspect the current behavior in this case never got much thought.
Think of it this way: if we do see a 315 code what should we do with it? The answer is treat it as a redirect.
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I don't disagree. The library could be modified to redirect on all 3xx, but I don't feel like I will introduce that kind of behavior change myself right now. That sounds like we need more discussions, and I don't feel confident to introduce such a change, as I don't think I have enough expertise on this matter. For now, I will just allow redirecting 308 that at least should have been covered here. Nothing more, just one change that I believe should be fixed at least.
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Fixes #873.