@Lukasa, here's a bit of a hiccup I'd appreciate some input on. Currently all data reads in Requests end up using itercontent.

Currently, regardless of whether or not the content is streamed, we end up initially running it through the generate function inside itercontent. This function assumes we're using Transfer-Encoding: chunked if it's called, and raises ChunkedEncodingError wrapping urllib3's ProtocolError. This is clearly incorrect because we're not chunked for responses with Content-Length but I'm not sure how best to catch this.

We could parse the exception string for 'IncompleteRead', but that seems clunky to me. We could also add a conditional inside to raise ProtocolError on stream=False and ChunkedEncodingError on stream=True but that may be subtle enough to confuse since it's the same base error. The last option I can think of is removing ChunkedEncodingError completely and just raising the unmodified ProtocolError instead. Thoughts?

...since when does iter_content() make any assumptions about the transfer-encoding of the response? Can you point to where in the code you believe this assumption is made?

Oh, nevermind, I see! There's no need for all that, we can just check the response headers for a transfer encoding. =)

This is the block I'm hitting now that we're raising the appropriate ProtocolError in urllib3. Perhaps this is simply a wording issue on the exception though. When I read "chunked encoding", I immediately go to Transfer-Encoding, but perhaps that's me misreading things.

Ok, great! To clarify, are you suggesting a conditional in the except ProtocolError checking the headers? Is raising the ProtocolError otherwise appropriate?

Edit: The reason I ask is it would adversely affect resolve_redirect here.

We must raise a Requests exception.

Alright, I'll run with that then. Thanks!

@Lukasa we'll need to merge master into Proposed/3.0.0 to run the tests normally, but with 1.19 in Requests 2.12 this should be ready for a look.

That merge is done. =)

Thanks @Lukasa! I'll merge it in now.

Branch updated and tests are running clean. I think this is ready for a review whenever you find a spare moment.

Ok, I think this looks good! Thanks so much @nateprewitt! ✨