Allow sentry-trace header in CORS restrictions #449
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The way Sentry works in the browser is that it injects itself into the XMLHttpRequest function and adds a sentry-trace header there. This ends up causing calls to the Flagsmith api to fail. I think the proper way to do it is just allow the sentry flags to pass through Optionally just allow ALL headers. I am not sure why there are header restrictions in the first place.
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* Update common.py (#449) The way Sentry works in the browser is that it injects itself into the XMLHttpRequest function and adds a sentry-trace header there. This ends up causing calls to the Flagsmith api to fail. I think the proper way to do it is just allow the sentry flags to pass through Optionally just allow ALL headers. I am not sure why there are header restrictions in the first place. * Black formatting Co-authored-by: Andrew Nagy <tm1000@users.noreply.github.com>
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The way Sentry works in the browser is that it injects itself into the XMLHttpRequest function and adds a sentry-trace header there. This ends up causing calls to the Flagsmith api to fail. I think the proper way to do it is just allow the sentry flags to pass through
Optionally just allow ALL headers. I am not sure why there are header restrictions in the first place.