This helps if you are nocking the requests to the EWS server. If you nock the requests it generates a hash using your local machine name. Then using those auth headers, running them on a build server, the auth headers are different. This lets you specify the hostname of the machine so the hashes are always the same and match your nocked requests.
ricjd
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6 years ago
This helps if you are nocking the requests to the EWS server. If you nock the requests it generates a hash using your local machine name. Then using those auth headers, running them on a build server, the auth headers are different. This lets you specify the hostname of the machine so the hashes are always the same and match your nocked requests.