Requests and the HTTP 302 Status Code
Read OriginalThis technical article analyzes how the Python Requests library should handle HTTP 302 status codes. It discusses the conflict between the official RFC specification, which advises against automatic redirects for non-GET/HEAD requests, and the prevalent behavior of web browsers that treat 302 like a 303. The author explores the design dilemma and potential implementation options for the library.
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