fix: Use correct port for alternate links when running behind a proxy… - #514
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…amannn#514 by @iza-w) Co-authored-by: Jan Amann <jan@amann.me>
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When the application runs behind a proxy, the
x-forwarded-hostheader contains the correct host and port information. However, the port in therequest.urlmay not match the actual port used by the proxy. By overriding the port with an empty string, we ensure that alternate links are generated correctly, reflecting the proxy's host and eliminating potential inconsistencies.