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fix: pass configured http headers to network extension#52
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ethanndickson commentedFeb 14, 2025 • edited
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I think that one error log shouldn't be here
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Unfortunately necessary for#52, as we need the HTTP headers from settings when creating the protocol configuration (which is derived from the session). The class retains all the same invariants as before.
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I forgot to do this..