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Expose HTTP response headers in websocket upgrade request #6221
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there doesn't seem to be a way to retrieve upgrade response headers in a browser using the |
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feature-request
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wontfix
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Describe the feature
It would be helpful to have access to the response headers in the initial http upgrade request for a websocket connection. We are specifically looking to access the date. From the below screenshots you can see the headers in the network tab but not when logging the response.
Use Case
The Amplify UI Face Liveness Detector provides a UI component for Amazon Rekognition Face Liveness using the
client-rekognitionstreaming
package. Some customers are getting Invalid Signature Exceptions due to clock skew issues.We want to fix this by catching these exceptions and attempting to restart the session with a systemClockOffset that's the difference between device and server time. This has been implemented on the android liveness component, but currently isn't possible in web because we cannot access the http upgrade headers.
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V3
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