Martey Dodoo

Does `graph.get_object('', id='http://example.com')` differ from `graph.get_object(id="http://example.com")`? Would `graph.get_object("http://example.com", fields="og_object{comments}")` return similar results, or is accessing comments and other data from the [URL node](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/v1.0/url) limited to `?id=` syntax? Regardless, I think...

Any chance you would be willing to write a unit test for this?

Please feel free to submit a pull request making this change.

I, at least, was not aware of this feature. This looks super similar to Facebook [app requests](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/howtos/requests/) and I don't see why they chose to duplicate already existing functionality. I...

I think the error might be because of the additional changes you made to the error handling, which is similar but not the same as earlier commits (like bfbe5938ab30373e73885995ad509b8ff1e435bf). If...

The library does not currently have any explicit methods for batch API requests (the `get_objects` method only returns multiple objects, not "connections" like an album's photos), but it is possible...

If liking and/or commenting are no longer possible, don't worry about testing them.

> Will this be added at some point? Like many open source projects, new features are generally added when someone contributes code implementing them.

I believe @bbelderbos meant https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens/expiration-and-extension#long-via-code, which is not implemented by `extend_access_token`.

I think more granular errors would be a fine feature to add if you wanted to work on this. > Note: my feeling is that a requests.HTTPError should be raised...