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Add HTTP_REFERER when following redirects on integration tests #40051
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unstale, please |
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I think this is a good idea. @fsateler thanks for your work on it, sorry nobody's had a chance to review it yet. Could you please fix the tests and add a changelog entry? |
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Sorry for the delay. Conflicts resolved and CI passes. |
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This makes a closer simulation of what happens in a real browser session
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Summary
This changes
follow_redirect!
to setHTTP_REFERER
on the next request, unless it was set in the**args
.Other Information
This makes a closer simulation of what happens in a real browser session