Preserve language when doing client-side failover #186
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Anyone could do a review? Perhaps @antwhite or @lukasz-lysik or @andyroyle? |
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@matteofigus LGTM (it works for my components) |
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Thanks @antwhite, can you merge? I'll publish. Thanks |
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Preserve language when doing client-side failover
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When making server-side request with a client, if a failover mechanism is in place the url won't preserve the original
accept-languageheader.With this option (needed only if components depend on Accept-Language) the client adds a
__ocAcceptLanguageparameter with the original Accept-Language value. The framework, when receiving that parameter, will ignore the Accept-Language header and will use that parameter instead.