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Some tests need to verify that the first response from an API is indeed a redirect, this can not be done if the client automatically follows redirects. Introduce a parameter that allows consumers to disable the default behaviour, so that they can see the 301 response instead. Change-Id: I366fa8d1971cd7502a1cd985f5ee6ad5e1ecb216 Closes-Bug: 1616892
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A new parameter ``follow_redirects`` has been added to the class
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``RestClient``, which is passed through to ``ClosingHttp`` or
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``ClosingProxyHttp`` respectively. The default value is ``True``
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which corresponds to the previous behaviour of following up to five
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redirections before returning a response. Setting
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``follow_redirects = False`` allows to disable this behaviour, so
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that any redirect that is received is directly returned to the caller.
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This allows tests to verify that an API is responding with a redirect.
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fixes:
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[`bug 1616892 <https://bugs.launchpad.net/tempest/+bug/1616892>`_]
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Tempest now allows tests to verify that an API responds with a
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redirect.
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