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BREAKING CHANGE: python-gitlab will now default to gitlab.com
if no URL is given
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Before we raised an error if there was a 301, 302 redirect but only
from an http URL to an https URL. But we didn't raise an error for
any other redirects.
This caused two problems:
1. PUT requests that are redirected get changed to GET requests
which don't perform the desired action but raise no error. This
is because the GET response succeeds but since it wasn't a PUT it
doesn't update. See issue:
https://github.com/python-gitlab/python-gitlab/issues/1432
2. POST requests that are redirected also got changed to GET
requests. They also caused hard to debug tracebacks for the user.
See issue:
https://github.com/python-gitlab/python-gitlab/issues/1477
Correct this by always raising a RedirectError exception and improve
the exception message to let them know what was redirected.
Closes: #1485
Closes: #1432
Closes: #1477
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This is useful when docs aren't included in the toctree and don't show up on RTD.
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cli-usage readme: fixed term
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There doesn't seem to be an obvious way to use an alias for identical
text labels that link to different targets. With inline links we can
work around this shortcoming. Until we know better.
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