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add final_url to HttpResponse #123

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Hi,

I added final_url to HttpResponse so one can know the final url after redirect that the response came from.

Hope you'll merge it..

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I'll take a look a bit later, but proposed change needs some test cases.

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right now ClientResponse.url reflects latest url's path, but it should be save to replace self.path with self.url in ClientRequest.send() method.

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ghost commented Jul 21, 2014

ok i'll change it

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