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Hi, I have been testing this library and noticed that when using a host with port the library generates a signature without the port as host header.
Example: http://localhost:8080
Expected header in canonical request. host:localhost:8080
Actual header used for canonical request: host:localhost
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Interesting. One wouldn't intuit that the host header wants both the host and the port, but it does. Good find. I'll bet they'd accept a pull request that fixes it.
Hi, I have been testing this library and noticed that when using a host with port the library generates a signature without the port as host header.
Example: http://localhost:8080
Expected header in canonical request.
host:localhost:8080
Actual header used for canonical request:
host:localhost
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: