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Return AFHTTPRequestOperation in failure blocks. #111
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This is actually a patch for issue #84, after reading into it further. |
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The commit allows authentication failures to be processed in the same way as a standard AFNetworking request.
Processing HTTP response codes on an authentication request is messy when the only parameter being returned is an
NSError. Instead of translating NSError codes, I opted for returning theoperationas well; just like regular AFNetworking requests.This problem was identified while shifting the OzGuild platform to OAuth 2.0, and I thought it would be useful to others in a similar position.