Add fallback to GET if HEAD doesn't work #9
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Fixes test failures when mocking async code.
Adds a fallback behaviour when either `no_head_request` is set, or the original HEAD request returns a 403 or 405 code. Mitigates cases where HEAD isn't implemented (405), and also a specific problem with AWS S3 presigned URLs which will can't be generated for more than one method, so will return 403 on HEAD.
Adds the same fallback behaviour to the async implementation.
Adds a parameter to pass kwargs to the ClientSession constructor, for example so that `trust_env` can be set when working behind proxies.
jamesba
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Jul 29, 2021
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This works around a problems where servers don't support HEAD correctly, such as AWS S3 presigned URLs which incorporate the method into the URL signature, so you can't produce one that supports both GET and HEAD. This PR adds a fallback behaviour in response to
405 Method Not Implementedor403 Forbidden(S3's response) on HEAD to try a GET instead, but avoids reading the response body to prompt the server not to send any more data.I've also made a tweak to the unit tests in the process to generate data with the slightly faster (but less random)
random.getrandbitsand factor out sample data generation across both tests.cc @jamesba - would you mind reviewing this too?