Add CORS Policy to /api and Log.php endpoints #603
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No rush. Just wanted make sure you saw my comments. |
I read all of the discussed stuff ;-) . But at the moment there is not that much time to develop some stuff |
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What is the current behavior?
Currently no cors headers are applied
Issue Number: #573
What is the new behavior?
No the log.php and api endpoint adds cors headers when the request origin is valid.
Does this introduce a breaking change?
Docs need to be updated?
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