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GitHub Release

• New .retry(n) method and err.retries (Alexander Pope)
  • superagent will retry the request n times before giving up
• Docs for HTTPS request (Jun Wan Goh)

The new version differs by 525 commits .

• 36ce878 3.4.0
• 2452309 Test octet-stream
• 5615a81 Add octet-stream parser
• 2f7bab0 Test fix
• ecb3ff6 Test error handling
• 822fe7c Unused
• ccf0e64 TLS docs
• 991483f Merge pull request #1159 from jwgoh/docs/https
• 6158efb Add docs for HTTPS request
• eafc658 Longer timeouts
• 6d708ee Error handling in retry tests
• 45539c6 Dedupe test ID generation
• 054782d moved timeout state reset to clearTimeout()
• 8980300 added private _end(); refactored end()
• a221b39 added tests for redirects & headers

There are 250 commits in total. See the full diff.

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