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Similarly to #268, allowed_origins could do with wildcard support but also on the port number.
My use case is for a CLI tools authentication flow backed by Portier and presents http://localhost:*; the local port is dynamic as it is assigned by the OS and needs to be ephemeral (randomly chosen) to not clash with existing services.
Alternatively, maybe localhost could be a special edge case for wildcard'ing ports whilst everything else is just a wildcard at the sub-domain?
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Similarly to #268,
allowed_origins
could do with wildcard support but also on the port number.My use case is for a CLI tools authentication flow backed by Portier and presents
http://localhost:*
; the local port is dynamic as it is assigned by the OS and needs to be ephemeral (randomly chosen) to not clash with existing services.Alternatively, maybe
localhost
could be a special edge case for wildcard'ing ports whilst everything else is just a wildcard at the sub-domain?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: