Fixing HTTP requests to not include "http://..." in GET request#9
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…request is just "GET /v1/..." rather than "GET http://api.indextank.com/v1...". This makes the python client work while testing against the REST API in django "runserver" mode.
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The indextank python client is sending its HTTP GET requests with the full URL, instead of just the path & query part. For example, calling list_indexes() would send this HTTP request:
Instead of just:
This patch fixes this by passing empty string for the scheme and netloc parameters to urlunsplit. The current code seems to work with the production indextank server, maybe because nginx is handling the extraneous "http://..." part. But when testing the REST API locally with django "runserver" mode, it was just causing 404s for every request.