Open cocochepeau opened 2 months ago
Hi @cocochepeau,
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Best Regards
Greetings, I can have a look when I got time (no ETA!).
Best,
Thanks a lot! 👍
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Greetings, I can have a look when I got time (no ETA!).
Best,
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Steps to reproduce: List the minimal actions needed to reproduce the behavior.
Expected behavior: We should see the custom headers being sent to influx host. To add some context I have influx API under cloudflare zero trust. I want to use service tokens to allow influx client to connect to and write points to my influx API. AFAIK this is not possible ATM due to this headers issue.
Actual behavior: Headers are I guess overwritten when calling the "send" request from http client, more details: https://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/7.0/request-options.html?highlight=default%20header#headers
Specifications: