Closed FGasper closed 8 years ago
It would be advantageous for some clients to have access to the redirection history when fulfilling a request. e.g.:
GET http://old.domain.tld -> Status: 301 -> Location: http://new.domain.tld
GET http://new.domain.tld -> Status: 200 etc.
In the above case, it can be useful to know about the initial 301 response, any headers from then, etc.
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It would be advantageous for some clients to have access to the redirection history when fulfilling a request. e.g.:
GET http://old.domain.tld -> Status: 301 -> Location: http://new.domain.tld
GET http://new.domain.tld -> Status: 200 etc.
In the above case, it can be useful to know about the initial 301 response, any headers from then, etc.