ui: Fix assets not loading when --web.prefix-header is used#3234
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Signed-off-by: Prem Kumar <prmsrswt@gmail.com>
--web.prefix-header is used
Signed-off-by: Prem Kumar <prmsrswt@gmail.com>
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I verified this fix is working. @prmsrswt @bwplotka Can we release this change? |
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--web.prefix-headerto set external prefix. Fixes [Query] UI served behind reverse proxy on a subpath broken on 0.15.0 #3226This was caused by incorrect handling of the prefix value we got from the header. If the header had
/as a suffix, we were still adding another/as a suffix to it, resulting in//prefixwhich translates to an external network request.Verification
Tested it using a reverse proxy with prefix-stripping and the header
X-Forwarded-Prefixset.