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in reply to Re^2: LWP::UserAgent : setting max_redirect to 0 yields 'Client-Warning: Redirect loop detected
in thread LWP::UserAgent : setting max_redirect to 0 yields 'Client-Warning: Redirect loop detected

That's no problem, I can do that GLADLY.
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Re^4: LWP::UserAgent : setting max_redirect to 0 yields 'Client-Warning: Redirect loop detected
by bliako (Monsignor) on Mar 13, 2018 at 22:29 UTC

    ... And so if one wants zero redirects, one should set max_redirect to 1 really ...

    NO, that's wrong. Use only  requests_redirectable method.

      imho, max_redirect => 0 should not warn. I'm with AnonyMonk above in that this smells like a bug (whether doc or code, I digress).

      If a parameter such as one that has "max" in its name is set to zero, it should not trigger a warning like this.

      Perhaps there's a good reason for it, but that would make it a doc bug. Otherwise, if I say "max something is zero", then any warnings/errors should be ignored, which would be a code bug.

      After a cursory review, the documentation does not handle this situation, and it should.