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Allow find_feeds() to take an allow_redirects argument to pass to requests #10
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This is a great suggestion! I don't really have the time to implement this right at the moment, but I would welcome a pull request :-) |
Awesome. Will do today!
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right at the moment, but I would welcome a pull request :-)
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Currently, there is no way to handle redirects explicitly. I ran into some issues with this when iterating over a large number of URLs with widely varying formats. If my script hit a URL with too many redirects, requests would fail but without raising an explicit error, hanging the entire script.
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