Revert 0.5.5 regression #186
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This commit reverts the ordering that was changed in: ruby-oauth@d74b767#diff-7539411a25dc370ad4ed8baed9d33ad853f07cadcfcc8c566494ecc438f5bd16 Once we know we are in an infinite redirect, we should fail immediately.
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When reviewing the changes between 0.5.4 -> 0.5.5, I noticed that the error handling had been shifted later in the method unnecessarily.
This commit reverts the ordering that was changed in:
d74b767#diff-7539411a25dc370ad4ed8baed9d33ad853f07cadcfcc8c566494ecc438f5bd16
Once we know we are in an infinite redirect, we should fail immediately. This keeps us from creating an unnecessary HTTP object and any side-effects from creating one. (e.g. additional allocations, URI parsing errors, etc.)
I've run the specs against ruby 2.7.3 with 0 failures.
Note: I rarely use Minitest so feedback welcome.