Does the variable "r" in your first example afford you anything more than what you can get from requests.post? e.g. Can you capture a return value from requests.post, and does it give you the same information to help debug that http.request gives?
> e.g. Can you capture a return value from requests.post
Yes, I just didn't in my toy example. That's the response object, which will typically include all the response info, plus reponse.request, which has request info.
> and does it give you the same information to help debug that http.request gives?
