Make fetch instrumentation grab Request.url when passed Request object #934
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LewisJEllis
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Apr 14, 2017
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We do want to keep this here; in the case that both a Request object input and an init options object are passed, the init options object's method should override that of the Request object.
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Was previously assuming first argument to fetch was always a url string, which is not necessarily the case
Adds failing test and the fix; fixes #924.