Fix: handle client-side meta refresh redirects #40
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eyurtsev
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| # Check for meta refresh tag which indicates a client-side redirect | ||
| match = re.search( | ||
| r'<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="[^;]+;\s*url=([^"]+)"', |
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Need to incorporate allowed_domains and follow redirects into this code branch
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Fixes the "Redirecting..." response issue by adding support for HTML meta refresh redirects in
mcpdoc/main.py.<meta http-equiv="refresh">tags to follow client-side redirects--follow-redirectsflag behaviorModified:
mcpdoc/main.py