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It's part of the HTTP standard for `Authorization` header, and there is the possibility of some HTTP client / server breaking if you don't add it.
by HeavenFox 5y ago
It's part of the HTTP standard for `Authorization` header, and there is the possibility of some HTTP client / server breaking if you don't add it.
- tptacek 5y agoIs there? If it's a custom token type, the serverside will never break with it. The client generally wants the caller to provide the "Bearer" string as well; can it break without it?