Documented how to add HTTP headers in MxOK (no release date) #10385
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@zlogic You mentioned that the changes are not linked to a release, but the PR also contains edits to the release notes, dated "November ???". Can you take a look? |
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It's not any specific release, just wanted to let users know that there are a few changed in the documentation. If you prefer, it's OK to remove the Release Notes - we'll then mention this update in the release notes of the Private Cloud Portal. |
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Mendix 10.24.1 added an option to set HTTP headers - this update explains how to use this feature.
It's not linked with any releases and can be reviewed and merged at any convenient time.