Restructured to work with specific headers and orders#47
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@pbojinov can you please take a look at this pull request please, since this module isn't usable with Cloudflare anymore (they changed header content) ? |
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just wanted to bump this. any updates? |
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Hi @adarshmadrecha I'm not the maintainer. |
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Is this project more or less abandoned because no new PR has been merged in the last 3 years? |
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@pbojinov any comments on this? I have been running this in production for almost 2 years now and it works very smoothly. |
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As per #26 I have restructured the code to allow for deciding which headers to use and what order they should be chosen in. It defaults back to how it works today so I do not believe any backward compatibility will be lost.