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HPCC-28033 Document CORS Section of values.yaml #17817

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A couple of comments about example values. I know you just used what I put in the comments of the yaml file, but I'd like to start improving these examples.

If you want you could update the values.yaml comments as well. They are really internal documentation.

# origin starting with https will only allow https CORS
- origin: https://*.my.com
headers:
- "X-X"
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Maybe, for clarity, change "X-X" to "X-Custom-Header"

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corsAllowed:
# origin starting with https will only allow https CORS
- origin: https://*.my.com
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Just to slowly make examples more consistent over time, use "https://*.example2.com"?

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One minor suggestion.

<para>Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is a mechanism for
integrating applications in different domains. CORS defines how client
web applications in one domain can interact with resources in another
domain. As a further enhancement to HPCC Systems we've added support
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Suggested: The configuration settings for CORS access are in the ESP section of the values.yaml file.

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Looks good from my POV

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@g-pan please squash and I will merge

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g-pan commented Sep 27, 2023

Squashed and ready to merge. Thank you @ghalliday

@ghalliday ghalliday merged commit e925ded into hpcc-systems:candidate-9.2.x Sep 28, 2023
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