Fix the get Asset URL to prevent auth header to be dropped on iOS #200
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Safari and iOS webview implement a strict policy on HTTP redirection, dropping the auth headers on HTTP 301 redirect which is the behavior when the API receives an url not ended with slash. Signed-off-by: James Chien <shc261392@gmail.com>
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Safari and iOS Webview implement a strict policy on HTTP redirection, dropping the auth headers on HTTP 301 redirect which is the behavior when the API receives a url not ended with slash.