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Hi @amyrprv, there are some conflicts that need to be dealt with. |
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@Baoyuantop Conflicts are resolved, @bzp2010 Tests has been added. |
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Hi @amyrprv, there are new conflicts that you need to deal with. |
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Hi @amyrprv, any updates? |
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@Baoyuantop Conflicts are resolved |
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Hi @amyrprv, some CI failures need to be fixed. |
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Description
This PR introduces a change that allows the authorization header to be configurable, enabling the use of a custom header name for authorization. Previously, APISIX used a fixed authorization header, but with this update, users can define their own header name in the configuration. This enhancement offers greater flexibility for integrating with systems that require non-standard authorization headers.
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