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Following redirects requires looking up the `Location` header on every response, which shows up as overhead in the hot path. Most load tests target a single endpoint and don't need redirection, so disable it by default; pass `-r <N>` to opt back in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Changes the default value of
-r/--redirectfrom10to0(no redirection).Following redirects requires looking up the
Locationheader on every response, which shows up as overhead in the hot path. Most load tests target a single endpoint and don't need redirection, so this disables it by default. Users who need it can opt back in with-r <N>.Notes
tests/tests.rsnow passes-r 10explicitly in the test that exercises redirection.🤖 Generated with Claude Code