* Adding tests to show config.url mutation
Because config.url is modified while processing the request
when the baseURL is set,
it is impossible to perform a retry with the provided config object.
Ref #1628
* Fixing url combining without modifying config.url
As config.url is not modified anymore during the request processing.
The request can safely be retried after it failed with the provided
config.
resolves#1628
This commit fix building url with hash map (fragment identifier) when parameters are present: they must not be added after `#`, because client cut everything after `#`
Resolves#1158
This modifies http.js to uppercase the HTTP method, similar to xhr.js, before passing the request off to the transport. This causes follow-redirects to preserve the HTTP method when automatically making a request to the next URL.
* Adding support for no_proxy env variable
* Adds support for the no_proxy environment variable commonly available
with programs supporting the http_proxy/https_proxy environment
variables.
* Adds tests to test the no_proxy environment variable.
* Adding documentation for the proxy env variables
* Adds documentation to README.md for the supported, conventional
http_proxy, https_proxy, and no_proxy environment variables.
* Adding a way to disable all proxy processing
When the proxy field in configuration is === false all proxy processing is
disabled. This specifically disable the 'http_proxy' environment variable
handling.
Fixes#635
Related to #434
* Change readme wording
From review comment on PR (#691)
* Update parseHeaders to match node http behavior
Node ignores duplicate entries for certain HTTP headers.
It also always converts the `set-cookie` header into an array.
* add tests for new duplicate header handling
* clarify comment
* Fixing combineURLs to support an empty relativeURL
When combining the base and relative URLs, we should forego force
appending a slash to the base when the relative URL is empty.
This leads to a semantic url.
* Fixing combineURLs, allowing single slash relatives
Felipe Martins