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COSince when? And why do other computers making the same call not have to send that header? The bigger issue at hand is that when I'm updating my server response code, to send different response headers (like sending the exact origin rather than the wildcard '*'), I'm still getting the same headers back. It's almost as if my computer has cached the OPTIONS response and isn't using the real data I'm sending from my local server. I've had other developers try the same request from their computers, directed at my local network IP, and they get the correct headers and their requests don't fail.
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Since when? And why do other computers making the same call not have to send that header? The bigger issue at hand is that when I'm updating my server response code, to send different response headers (like sending the exact origin rather than the wildcard '*'), I'm still getting the same headers back. It's almost as if my computer has cached the OPTIONS response and isn't using the real data I'm sending from my local server. I've had other developers try the same request from their computers, directed at my local network IP, and they get the correct headers and their requests don't fail.
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