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Hi, I was testing out adding arbitrary headers with the --headers flag added in 1.0.0 and unfortunately it looks like there doesn't seem to be a way to pass a header value containing =
Hi, I was testing out adding arbitrary headers with the
--headers
flag added in 1.0.0 and unfortunately it looks like there doesn't seem to be a way to pass a header value containing=
e.g.
Will result in the header value being truncated at the
=
symbol:(You can see the header value on the last line of the debug output above)
I've tried various logical variations of providing the header value e.g.
Results in:
Prefer: outlook.timezone\
Results in:
Prefer: outlook.timezone\\
Results in:
Prefer: outlook.timezone%3DGMT
(which isn't parsed correctly downstream by the looks of it, so still doesn't work)I've also tried numerous combinations of quotes, double & single, nested, escaped etc. None of which made a difference
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