Prevent CSP use with SWORD API responses #1743
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Do not send CSP headers with AtoM SWORD API responses.
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Hi @marceloalencar! Thank you so much for your contribution! This looks great and should resolve issues with uploading DIPs to AtoM from AM. We really appreciate you reporting this issue and providing a fix for this. There's one minor thing we'd need before we can merge this change. Would you be able to sign our Contributor Agreement? I noticed you've signed one for Archivematica, but not one for AtoM. Here's a link with the agreement and instructions on where to send it — |
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I've sent the signed Contributor Agreement for AtoM according to the provided instructions. |
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Do not send CSP headers with AtoM SWORD API responses.
Closes #1742