Your plugin returns an error message in the content body, unless a header value is provided.
Apparently, it doesn't like empty custom headers {}. For now, I just added: {X-Header: "dummy"} to keep the plugin from returning an error message in the content.
Your plugin returns an error message in the content body, unless a header value is provided.
Apparently, it doesn't like empty custom headers {}. For now, I just added: {X-Header: "dummy"} to keep the plugin from returning an error message in the content.