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Allow any protocol for cors origins #11153

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@iterion iterion commented Mar 22, 2024

What this PR does / why we need it:

Some applications which wrap browsers (like Tauri) use an origin such as tauri://localhost. Since the ingress-nginx regex only allows http[s] that means we can't easily enable cors for our tauri app.

This PR broadens the regex for the origin to allow any protocol. From my read, the regex that is generated for the nginx config should still correctly work with any protocol.

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I've updated the tests to cover a case I'd like to see, and I'll be doing further testing in our environment soon.

Update: we've deployed this to production and it's been working as expected for us and fixes our Tauri cors issues.

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@iterion can you check on the golint error and/or add an ignore statement

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iterion commented Mar 27, 2024

Done! I noticed elsewhere enableAnnotation is used for similar circumstances, so I just repeated that idiom here to fix the lint.

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